> Really?
> I should really dig up the book, because off the top of my head I don't
> think
> so. (I might get the following wrong)
>
> Animist - Concentration affects nothing except hero point cost (halved),
> getting to use common magic charms actively(yes), and having a spirit
> ally(yes). Other than that, everything works the same regardless of
> concentration.
(Concentration is required to become a shaman.)
You have the different complication of what ways you can interact with spirits - Spiritists don't use Fetishes, only charms, frex. It's a different complexity.
> Wizardry - Halves point cost. No other effect.
Aagin, there are the complexities of Orders and Schools, Liturgists and Orderlies to take into consideration (and we haven't seen magi - the "devotee" level Sorcerer - yet).
It's not just Concentration, but the whole structure that I tried to put into the matrix.
I could whip up similar tables for the other systems, but it's late, and I actually have stuff (a layout gig) to do tomorrow.
RR
He was born with the gift of laughter and the sense that the world was mad
R. Sabatini, Scaramouche
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