> See page 135 "Practice Charms" and 137 "Practice spirits and charms".
> Creating a charm is covered by the contest rules on 137.
Thanks. Will re-read slowly and carefully.
> She can also make fetishes for herself or other practitioners.
Even more useful.
> First, the spirit will kick up a fuss and refuse to work for
> someone not of
> the practice/tradition (my reading of the above emphasized
> text, anyway).
Makes sense to me. So most of the rest of the PCs are out of luck.
And I could have fun with what's meant by "kick up a fuss" - it might well do *something*, but probably not anything helpful or friendly.
> Second, the devotee will Backslide from concentration for
> using it, losing
> the benefits of concentration *and* his Devotee status (which
> requires that he be concentrated).
(grin) So the charm she's about to offer him that has some slight chance of saving him from drowning won't work, to put it mildly. OK...
Is there any way a spiritist *can* use their magic to assist their friends? Feats can be cast on others, sorcery stuff can be cast on others, but it seems if you lend a friend a charm, it counts as them casting the magic themselves.
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