Re: Re: Improvising Unconcentrated Magic (was missapplied worship)

From: Jane Williams <janewilliams20_at_...>
Date: Fri, 20 Jul 2007 06:50:20 +0100 (BST)

 

> >If you are an unconcentrated common magic user, can
> you
> >improvise your talent/feats/spells at -5 for an
> active result, rather
> >than just an augment.
> >
> >I think this is against the rules. Is it?
>
> Well, what are you improvising *from*?
>
> The only rules about improvising are feats from
> affinities.

But "improvise" is used in the rules for two different things already, and I think Rob just found a third.

1. Inventing a new feat out fo thin air like a devotee does
2. Using a known standard feat, but at -5 (or -10), because you're only an initiate and haven't cemented it
3. Rob's use above, presumably derived from that, using a feat at a -5 disadvantage to the "norm" so as to make it more useful in some generic way, in this case, being active.

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