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[SeriousConcentrate]

Oh, yeah, speaking of classes. Hey, PS. About Scavenger's skill... it says get 200 + 10x Total Level in GP for the first hit on a unit for most classes and 100 + 10x Total Level for the other four. Can I suggest you just simplify that to always being 150 + 10x Total Level? Less to keep up with in the end.

[Culise]

Expansion pack time? I can see there being a priest trainee final class called Inquisitor, for example...

Could well be.  FE:A added a lot of toys to play with, and some of the classes and class skills could do with a little cleaning (I'm certain everyone's noticed how the tremendous flexibility afforded by Call Magic is cleaning up shop in FEF1, after all). ^_^

[Solymr]

If custom profession names are real I request Kensei.

[Praefectus Screptum]

Yeah. I probably will do that, Serious.

[SeriousConcentrate]

Just trying to help out. ^^^

[Haspen]

(I'm certain everyone's noticed how the tremendous flexibility afforded by Call Magic is cleaning up shop in FEF1, after all). ^_^

Yes, that's why I'm writing a revision for FEF2 about Call Magic when we get to running the game again on regular basis.

[Blade Master Model 42]

(I'm certain everyone's noticed how the tremendous flexibility afforded by Call Magic is cleaning up shop in FEF1, after all). ^_^

Yes, that's why I'm writing a revision for FEF2 about Call Magic when we get to running the game again on regular basis.

My first impression would be to raise casting costs, and possibly reduce the range of spell choices. Which I suppose could be used to differentiate between how a Druid calls magic versus how a Sage does.

[Solymr]

Did you think about limiting call magic to x uses per chapter, and raise x slighty every y levels?

[Haspen]

It will be raised HP costs + 'memorizing' spells at certain levels.

Healing spells will definitely have their cost raised at least by 2 points, if not more. Some tactical spells (warp, rescue, sleep, etc.) will get their costs raised as well. Most offensive spells will be left intact except status-related ones (carrion or nosferatu, for example).

The basic idea of 'memory mechanic' is that when (for example) Druid first hits lvl2, he memorizes one of two spells: Flux or Fire. Then at lvl4, he can memorize either Carrion or Heal or the spell he didn't choose at lvl2. And so on; at lvl20 he would have 10 memorized spells at most.

Of course, each PC would have their Call Magic listed in their sheet, so they wouldn't have to worry about forgetting which spells they took

[Solymr]

This is getting closer to dungeons and dragons by the minute

[Blade Master Model 42]

Call Magic is seriously overpowered as it is. This looks like the best option that would let you keep the class feature more or less intact.

[Sirus]

Had a thought. Would anyone object to me buying an antidote staff, considering we're going up against some sort of poison cannon?

[SeriousConcentrate]

No objection here. I didn't specify how much gold Kat have Gordon since we have a team fund (which I prefer, but that's just me) so feel free to say you have enough. ^^^

[Solymr]

Nope.

I didn't even know we were going to fight poison

[Sirus]

Well, I don't know for sure that we'll be getting poisoned, but I remember the boss of the last map mentioning some sort of poison cannon so it seems like a logical conclusion.