Re: (TFT) Hail TFT List --> Rick Smith's healing spells.

[Rick Smith <rsmith@lightspeed.ca>]

Hi Lloyd, Rick, everyone.
  I liked the low healing environment in the regular
TFT.  But I found it was often dull when players sat
around for a long time trying to heal up.  What I
eventually did was make some healing spells that did
not give you back massive amounts of health, but 
they would speed healing and allow you to heal even
when rock climbing thru the snow in screaming 
jungles.

  Thus, battles still had the deadly feel, but 
people (like Conan) could travel to the next town
or adventure and be in good shape by the time they
arrived.

  I am told that the new D&D 3.5 has done a good
job on healing spells.  It used to be that clerics
had all sorts of cool spells, but they ignored them
so they could take healing magic instead.  Now they
take what ever spells they want, but ANY cleric 
spell can be converted into a healing spell.


  If you search the archives, you will see a truly
remarkable number of healing spells, from weak to
really kick butt.

  It is almost a rite of passage: what variation
on healing magic will THIS GM decide on...

  Very glad to see you both.

  Warm regards, Rick.


On Sat, 2006-09-09 at 20:32, Lloyd Weber wrote:
> Hail Rick - and hail list!. I just joined the list a few days ago myself, and I'm also glad to see an active group of TFT fans. I started playing the original Melee when it came out and couldn't wait for Wizard. I've always loved the simplicity of the system - its like a computer language: a few reserved keywords can be put together to make as rich a system as you like.
> 
> As of the last couple weeks I'm working on a project to be able to play Melee/Wizard online, arena combat against a few friends, if nothing else. If I ever come up with anything interesting I'll let the list know ;)
> 
> Lloyd
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> LifeIsFun@aol.com wrote: Please forgive me for starting a thread without the slighest idea of  exactly 
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> turn, please allow my ignorance to pass just this once.  I  promise to learn 
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> I am reasonably excited to find a set of peers who still enjoy TFT  gaming.  
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