Rules Discussion

[Al]

Maybe, but I await for DF to respond in a traditionally witty manner...

Al

[Dusk Fox]

Oh, I see… because as the Cheatingest Cheater in Magnamund, it’s impossible that I’d look at some rules loophole and say, “Man, that’s just not right.” I mean, it’s not enough that my solution to the dilemma with the dagger is to glue it to the end of the staff and turn it into a magic spear. No, no, I have to improve of taking Tarama seeds and using them to unleash limitless blasts of magic at my foes, too. To you, I say...

Darn it, why didn’t I think of that when I was playing Gray Star?

And that’s honestly it. I just didn’t think of it, because the idea seemed too ludicrous. Nothing in the rules forbids it, but it just feels like a violation to me. Besides, the only time I’d ever really need the help is in the first book, and I don’t think you get Tarama seeds in that one.

[North Star]

Heh, well my moral compass extends to most cheating, not just the obviously broken things, so that does tend to count me out!

NS.

[Al]

duskfox said:

I just didn’t think of it, because the idea seemed too ludicrous. Nothing in the rules forbids it, but it just feels like a violation to me. .

That is my general take as well, I interepret the rules so as they are as realistic as possible, not because it is convienient for me...
Al

[Dusk Fox]

This reminds me that I have to check and see what the rules say about that jewelled dagger, since I never could figure out why Grey Star would want to wield any weapon other than his staff.