My ONLY internet connection is my droid... so... yes, mobile... *nods*

I like Ark's last suggestion. *nods*

I fully understand the item vs herb debacle from both sides, I'm not touching that can of worms. Art, I make only a few potions, but the breakdown for me is: healing, goes into someone that's down when a healer can't pounce immedietly. Without first aid, I can't tell if it'lll get them up or just be...

If the mage would rather mimic other effects than deal damage, go for it. I'd like to see better buffs in there, seeing as how they can be disenchanted. Leaf Armor for Everyone!

because parry will be used every single fight, but counter-spell is only useful is someone else casts. Additionally, You don't have to research/find/trade for skills like rage and channel that are going to be used until the cows come home. You buy it, it's yours. Craftsmen have access to a limitles...

I agree that cooldowns are absurdly long, and can be mitigated somewhat with high level advantages, but suggest as an idea that casting cooldowns be replaced with reloads. It still limits the amount of field-wide explodies they do, but gives the mage with 9 spells the advantage over the mage with on...

*falls over sideways*

A pair of eyes, huddled near the ground watch in curiosity. Ducking behind what little cover they can find when heads turn their way.

Also there wasn't a ruling against reducing 'anyone can do them' skills, so > instant binding + killing blow

the word flaccid was my concern, but I'll agree on turgid

Sage - research = Bard

You seem awefully fixated on the flexibility/rigidity of armor.

A master healer without First Aid...I'm tempted. "oh, you were in negatives well that was a waste of four minutes. Mending the vessel, someone find me a master empath."

Tribal protectors = burocrats now? Privledged Savages!!!

WayneO42 wrote:He also wears leather pants...the toughness is in the leather pants

The princess kicked ass then