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Plane · 06-16-2019, 07:54 PM

Given that in casual speak, spectator/viewer are synoymous, a different term like "participant" might work better to collectively affect the ritual, with "Supporter" referring to those adding energy who help and "Opposers" referring to participant of any skill working against it (knowing the spell doesn't seem to improve your position there like it does with supporters)

Supporters could be broken into:
*High Skilled Mage Supporters
*High Skilled Nonmage Supporters
*Low Skilled Mage Supporters
*Un-Skilled Supporters (this includes a "Low Skilled Nonmage Supporter")

The HSM/HSN/LSM/US supporters would all collectively be participants as would opposers of any skill/magery.

Would be interesting if magery/skill in the spell made Opposers vary more in how well they could sabotage like it does with Supporters.

06-16-2019, 07:54 PM	#22
Plane Join Date: Aug 2018	Re: [Magic] Using ceremonial magic to create an unassailable magical fortress Given that in casual speak, spectator/viewer are synoymous, a different term like "participant" might work better to collectively affect the ritual, with "Supporter" referring to those adding energy who help and "Opposers" referring to participant of any skill working against it (knowing the spell doesn't seem to improve your position there like it does with supporters) Supporters could be broken into: High Skilled Mage Supporters High Skilled Nonmage Supporters Low Skilled Mage Supporters Un-Skilled Supporters (this includes a "Low Skilled Nonmage Supporter") The HSM/HSN/LSM/US supporters would all collectively be participants as would opposers of any skill/magery. Would be interesting if magery/skill in the spell made Opposers vary more in how well they could sabotage like it does with Supporters.