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Originally Posted by Anthony
There actually is a way to do this: just allow the primary ability to be something other than sorcery, as long as it doesn't exceed sorcery*10 points. Thus, the earth mage can buy (60 point spell) [60] plus (Sorcery 6, Earth) [9]. That saves 3 points -- equivalent to taking -40% on that 12 point extra cost that is generated by sorcery.
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Yes, this is the fairest way to accomplish what Varyon wants. Let the sorcerer pay full price for his most expensive spell --
the Full Cost of which cannot exceed (his Sorcery + 1)*10 -- and then pay 1/5 price for his other spells
and his limited Sorcery. That's rules-legal and still within the spirit of sorcery.
(Note that I'm not endorsing this as the "right" way to handle limited sorcery; what Varyon sees as a bug, I see as a feature. But I'll happily endorse it as an optional rule!)