Summoning undead

ecz · 02-05-2018, 08:32 AM

I'm also to keep separate each summon spell.

More spells are fine and add variety, but I do not see the reason to make them generic and/or flexible to reduce the IQ needed to learn them all.

The way I see wizards in TFT, even the most powerful, is compatible with t a low number of spells available in their grimories. The great wizards (at least the way I see them) have IQ 20-22, DX 15-16 a few magic items and/or a small team of assistants with aid spell for ST.

the idea super heroes/wizards in TFT must have everything available in the rules (hence the need for IQ 40+) is something I have never found in the rules and never experienced at my table .

My players never gained too many points and, if memory serves, the best hero reached 44 or 45 points in total during my CGs. Also I do not know how long they should have played and survived to gain that level of experience (1000 ex pts per attribute point) !
But I understand other groups may have different approaches and styles.

02-05-2018, 08:32 AM	#16
ecz Join Date: Jan 2018	Re: Summoning undead I'm also to keep separate each summon spell. More spells are fine and add variety, but I do not see the reason to make them generic and/or flexible to reduce the IQ needed to learn them all. The way I see wizards in TFT, even the most powerful, is compatible with t a low number of spells available in their grimories. The great wizards (at least the way I see them) have IQ 20-22, DX 15-16 a few magic items and/or a small team of assistants with aid spell for ST. the idea super heroes/wizards in TFT must have everything available in the rules (hence the need for IQ 40+) is something I have never found in the rules and never experienced at my table . My players never gained too many points and, if memory serves, the best hero reached 44 or 45 points in total during my CGs. Also I do not know how long they should have played and survived to gain that level of experience (1000 ex pts per attribute point) ! But I understand other groups may have different approaches and styles.