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| #1darkdiashiJul 25, 2009 23:44:04 | How do you treat spellscars outside of the FR setting? I use the points of light setting and would like to make spellscars available for my players. I know I can, but I just wanted to see how it should be handled. Since there is no spell plague in PoL setting, I was thinking of making it related to the astral sea or the elemental chaos (for the purpose of spellscared susceptibility and plague familiarity actually being useful by replacing plaugechanged/spellscared with immortal or demonic or whathaveyou.) Any help would be appreciated! |
| #2sigil_beguilerJul 25, 2009 23:47:15 | This actually is a duplicate answer to the Dragonmark one:Well, if I don't want to think something up I generally just have it as nothing more then like a normal Feat. The things Dragonmarks give are simply just something the PC developed. One PC in particular in my current game may become a Spellscar because of the fact that he is a Flux scientist and Flux Storm chaser. As such he has plenty of exposure to it, and this will take the form of a Spellscar. Even his Arcane Familiar has been exposed and is the comic relief with all manner of odd mutations and abilities/effects happening to it (cat's name is Schrödinger :P) |
| #3darkdiashiJul 26, 2009 0:06:24 | ![]() |
| #4zousha_omenohuJul 26, 2009 0:09:03 | Agreed. When my brother toyed with giving his wizard character a spellscar, we decided it would be because he survived a blast of magic from his epic-level master, when his master tried to kill him. |