Pundy,
I just bought a hardcopy of Arrows to supplement my pdf copy (I think I'm more likely to run it with a hardcopy). I was browsing the magic section and saw how some magic is treated as skills, some as powers. I also noticed that the magic isn't warmed over D&D stuff, it felt appropriate to the setting.
Could you talk me through a little how you approached the magic rules, the feel you were going for, the underlying philosophy of it, that sort of thing? Please assume (correctly) that I have no real knowledge of Indian mythology.
Thanks!
I just bought a hardcopy of Arrows to supplement my pdf copy (I think I'm more likely to run it with a hardcopy). I was browsing the magic section and saw how some magic is treated as skills, some as powers. I also noticed that the magic isn't warmed over D&D stuff, it felt appropriate to the setting.
Could you talk me through a little how you approached the magic rules, the feel you were going for, the underlying philosophy of it, that sort of thing? Please assume (correctly) that I have no real knowledge of Indian mythology.
Thanks!
Magic in Arrows of Indra
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