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*I'm going to give you guys a couple more free spells just from having your powers develop, but after that you will need to track down and learn spells in-character. I'm going to make it substantially easier than it is in the book, but some effort will be required. We'll have future developments on this as the PCs explore Cidri. | *I'm going to give you guys a couple more free spells just from having your powers develop, but after that you will need to track down and learn spells in-character. I'm going to make it substantially easier than it is in the book, but some effort will be required. We'll have future developments on this as the PCs explore Cidri. | ||
*Magic is tricky and isn't a good go-to means of offense, unlike D&D. Magicians in TFT make adjustments to the course of battle and can be very effective, but they aren't artillery. The most efficient way to kill a bad guy is with heavy armor and a big goddamn sword. | *Magic is tricky and isn't a good go-to means of offense, unlike D&D. Magicians in TFT make adjustments to the course of battle and can be very effective, but they aren't artillery. The most efficient way to kill a bad guy is with heavy armor and a big goddamn sword. | ||
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== The Campaign World: Neo-Tokyo == | == The Campaign World: Neo-Tokyo == |