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BattleMaster => Helpline => Topic started by: Attano on November 11, 2016, 12:26:23 PM
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What's the stance on non-scroll magic being used in RPs to cover a detail. For example: an infy writing a Rp about assassinating a target and describes magic similar to Corvo's Blink to get to the target without being seen, level 1 Bend Time to gain the upper hand in escape/assassination and lvl 1 Windblast to throw the target off a balcony/disorient guards.
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Here is the General guidelines for roleplaying.
http://wiki.battlemaster.org/wiki/Roleplaying
Try to stay in the era BattleMaster is set in
Even though it isn't punished, or enforced strictly, your character is a noble in a Middle Ages-type setting. As such, he can't fly through the air, use electricity, and gunpowder has yet to be invented. Your character lives in a world dominated by codes of honour, chivalry, and a limited application of science. Thus, he isn't going to be flying in spaceships, wielding magic, or destroying armies with a single wave of an arm.
None scroll magic isn't really possible in the Battlemaster world unless you're a Daimon. The common words use are, "You are not powerful enough to properly use the magic without the assistance of a scroll" or something similar.
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This is correct.
Magic is not something players have any access to apart from scrolls and portal stones. Your character can be an amazing assassin, slipping in and out of the shadows, but cannot actually turn into a shadow, teleport, bend time, or control the winds.
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This is correct.
Magic is not something players have any access to apart from scrolls and portal stones. Your character can be an amazing assassin, slipping in and out of the shadows, but cannot actually turn into a shadow, teleport, bend time, or control the winds.
Unless, of course, they have a scroll. :3
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Unless, of course, they have a scroll. :3
That is what he said...
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Thanks, forgot where that page was.
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That is what he said...
Note the cat face at the end. It was not a serious comment.
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What if you RP having scrolls that allow you to do those things?
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What if you RP having scrolls that allow you to do those things?
That's rather like saying, "What if we lost the battle, but I RP that we won?"
For situations that are actually covered by game mechanics, it is not considered acceptable to roleplay something that is counter to what the game mechanics say.