RE: (TFT) How to make specializing in TFT work in other ways.

["Pasha and Rick Smith" <pnrsmith@istar.ca>]

Hi Dan,
	I've thought about this. You could have
different talents for different branches of 
magic. So if you wanted to cast both normal
AND blood magic, you would have to buy both
talents (and have fewer memory left for spells
in either category).

	Rick

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Subject: Re: (TFT) How to make specializing in TFT work in other ways.


What about just making "Spell-Casting" a talent that you
can buy?  Perhaps something similiar to the UC talents.
Each level of Spell Casting that you buy allows you to 
cast spells of a particular IQ or less, level 2 has level
1 as a prerequisite, etc.

What do you think?

Pasha and Rick Smith writes:

> Hi all,
> 	Let us say that we don't have the *3 memory -4DX / 
> *2 memory -0DX rules that we currently have for heroes
> taking talents / wizards taking talents.  What other ways
> could we encourage characters to specialize into magic or
> fighting?
> 
> 	One thought is talents for wizards to help with all
> spell casting. If a player invests 2 memory points to 
> pick up a talent that gives him +2 DX with thrown spells
> then that person will want to get a bunch of thrown spells.
> 
> 	This system is better than what we currently have 
> because most combat wizards seem quite similar, but if we
> allow a few specialty talents we could get very different
> characters from the standard TFT mage.
> 
> 	
> 	This is one of the ideas I've been kicking around.
> 
> 	Rick 
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