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Old 07-04-2013, 02:52 PM   #1
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Default Re: The Definite d20/D&D Conversion thread

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This might be achieved by limiting the Sorc's Magery (to the four "elemental" Colleges, for example)
They basically have access to the same spells as Wizards, so I don't think this works.
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Based on the class description, they may also have the ability to learn new spells spontaneously without a teacher. I don't recall whether that's an enhancement to Magery, or its own advantage.
You could give them Wild Talent (Spells, Retention).
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Old 07-04-2013, 02:56 PM   #2
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They basically have access to the same spells as Wizards, so I don't think this works.
In D&D, they are limited to a very few spells per spell-level, but can choose anything from the list. With GURPS Magic's prerequisite chain, this doesn't really work. The closest fit (IMO) would have each Sorcerer choosing a set of Colleges that they have access to.

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You could give them Wild Talent (Spells, Retention).
Ah, yeah, that's the one. It might have to be limited to "learning only", if they can't use it to cast spells on the fly.
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