Post/Author/DateTime	Post
SnowAssassin 05-01-04, 03:59 PM	I like both Magic:The Gathering and Dungeons and Dragons. I was wondering, have any of you found a way to mix some things in magic into DnD? I would really like to add a class that is like a dementist {or dementia caster}. All of you who have read the book Chainer's Torment will know what I am talking about. It would be awesome to be able to have creatures in your mind and cast them. Well, please feel free to post some ideas on how to make a dementist class.
halo299 05-01-04, 04:47 PM	the only thing i noticed was that you could sort of attach the alinments to the diffrent colors in magic. good-white blue-lawful evil-black chaotic-red neutral-green i have always thought it would be neat to bring that into play somehow but haven't been able to come up w/ anything. :u:
SnowAssassin 05-01-04, 07:28 PM	Thanks for that suggestion. I will probably use it. Please, anyone who has any ideas on a dementist class, pleadee post them here.
Pyre_89 05-02-04, 04:34 AM	no no, :u: is neutral, and :g: just sucks. learn your alignments. :u:/:r:
Zonorhc 05-02-04, 05:04 AM	Because of Blue's affinity for air and illusions, shouldn't THAT be chaotic?
tiggrhoo 05-03-04, 01:12 AM	Based on popular opinion, it looks like :u: is chaotic lawful (neutral). :D
Necro-File 05-03-04, 02:23 AM	Originally posted by halo299 the only thing i noticed was that you could sort of attach the alinments to the diffrent colors in magic. good-white blue-lawful evil-black chaotic-red neutral-green i have always thought it would be neat to bring that into play somehow but haven't been able to come up w/ anything. :u: That's awesome because in MTG I use a Red-Black deck and in D&D I am a chaotic evil character XD
Arbitrary Aardvark 05-03-04, 01:47 PM	Note: This predates MTG I had a friend who divided all spells into colors. (He had a lot of custom spells.) Generally, the color indicated the school (this is before D&D had specific schools of magic), so gold was charm, red was fire, blue was cold etc. You rolled to see how many schools you had and how powerful. (I think the powers were ranked A through E. A meant that spells were one level lower for you, C one level higher, D, two level's higher, and E 3 levels higher.) He also had intelligent parrots who could cast spells based on their plumage color.
R.M.G.C.L.F. 05-03-04, 06:18 PM	The colors would have a wider variety of alignments than that. Black: Any non-good (this includes evil and neutral) White: Any lawful or good Red: Any non-lawful Green: Any Blue: Any
Thomar_of_Uointer 05-03-04, 06:19 PM	Do a search on the D20 system boards for "Dominaria", it's a d20 MTG.
lotterybucks 05-03-04, 10:37 PM	Originally posted by SnowAssassin I like both Magic:The Gathering and Dungeons and Dragons. I was wondering, have any of you found a way to mix some things in magic into DnD? I would really like to add a class that is like a dementist {or dementia caster}. All of you who have read the book Chainer's Torment will know what I am talking about. It would be awesome to be able to have creatures in your mind and cast them. Well, please feel free to post some ideas on how to make a dementist class. While I'm not encouraging you to do so, the BoVD probably has some prestige class which involves lots of evil creatures...(one that comes to my mind is the demon-ologist)
halo299 05-04-04, 12:32 AM	the reason i put blue as lawful was that blue seemed strongly conected to mental Discipline which, IMHO, implies order and lawfulness. Aslo blue opposes red, which is known to be a chaotic and violent color. I am not the biggest well of MtG knowledge. i haven't played in years. that just the way i see it. good luck on your game. :u:
The_Declaration 05-04-04, 09:31 AM	there's nothing more chaotic than blue. Timewalk is lawful maybe?????????????? Pro-Tour is still far away man...