> > 1.Remember that a practioner adds a fetish spirits ability rating to
> > either his advantage points or his own ability rating when it is
> > released. That's a much better bonus than a normal augment.
>
> That's just for the shaman, right?
No, all practitioners have the ability to use fetishes. Perhaps you were thinking of fetches?
>
> > 3.Chaotics probably don't have to follow the normal rule for excluding
> > the other magic types when they concentrate. They're chaotic, after
> > all:)
>
> Changing most chaotic entities to spirits has been a surprise to me. I'm
> not sure it's one I much like.
Of the entities under discussion Thed and Mallia were already shamanistic under RQIII. Only Bagog seems to have changed from theist to animist (assuming she has,of course).
> Anyway, as chaotics, shouldn't they be somewhat outside the three worlds
> paradigm?
>
> -Adept
IMO chaos should corrupt something that is already there instead of adding something new. Adding yet another magic system at this point would only cause unneccessary confusion.
Two more advantages
1. A theist has to give up his common magic feats upon becoming a
devotee, but an animist does not have to give up his common magic
charms even upon becoming a shaman.(granted wizardry has the same
advantage.)
2. Shamans are not limited to learning one magical Secret
Mark Mohrfield
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