Inobvious Magic

David Bofinger · 06-04-2018, 12:45 AM

I think there's more to this idea than magicians being overt. I'm talking about magic where the magician can't easily prove he's doing anything, even if the magician wants to prove they are useful.

I think it would make a good kind of magic for a shaman, or maybe a priest.

I wonder if it's worth making a system that works like this, and how it would work. Any thoughts?

06-04-2018, 12:45 AM	#6
David Bofinger Join Date: Jan 2018 Location: Sydney, Australia	Re: Inobvious Magic I think there's more to this idea than magicians being overt. I'm talking about magic where the magician can't easily prove he's doing anything, even if the magician wants to prove they are useful. I think it would make a good kind of magic for a shaman, or maybe a priest. I wonder if it's worth making a system that works like this, and how it would work. Any thoughts?