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A first crack at it, still not happy with the text highlighted earlier:


(Note this is page 3... leaving page 2 which is TOC/Credits for last)

Pages 4 & 5, with a big gap where I need to be more verbose or put a picture in...

zedturtle wrote:How best to explain that?

I actually think what you've written is perfectly fine. It gets across the 'open to interpretation' nature of things and the idea that LMs, and their respective campaigns, can develop the rules/guide further.

Cool.

Alright. I'm being challenged by the weather one...

I think there's room for a 'Fair Wind' spell to aid in Journeys, but haven't found a great quote yet.

And maybe one for a mist or vapour that conceals you, but again no quote. Also, it gets close to other spells that are already in the list.

A storm one that affects enemies works thematically, but is somewhat difficult to work up mechanically (once against heroes would be easy, but adversaries don't use the same system).

No ideas?


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Does it bother anyone else that (in theory, at least) Hobbits are the best casters? Mechanically speaking, of course.

“For you are still afraid, perhaps, of mist and tree-shadows and deep water, and untame things.”

They are the coolest

Glorelendil wrote:“For you are still afraid, perhaps, of mist and tree-shadows and deep water, and untame things.”

Where's that from? Not ringing an immediate bell.

Goldberry. Not really somebody casting a spell, but a great evocation of mist.

Glorelendil wrote:Goldberry. Not really somebody casting a spell, but a great evocation of mist.

Excellent. It's been a long day... I was just rereading that chapter a month or two ago, to once again try and get a handle on DJ Tommy B. He might well be harder than Gandalf.