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'''Bruce's Commentary:''' ''I agree Keith, but I have only just returned my attention to Changeling in the last few days, before that, it was the early 2000s.'' "The Magister 14:43, 7 August 2015 (MDT)" | '''Bruce's Commentary:''' ''I agree Keith, but I have only just returned my attention to Changeling in the last few days, before that, it was the early 2000s.'' "The Magister 14:43, 7 August 2015 (MDT)" | ||
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| + | ''Keiths Commentary:'' I suggest we do some fairy research, and decide on a folklore we like and can agree on. I like the idea of iron (steel) being anathema to fairies (makes guns a not that bad, bullets are mostly lead). But the Fae should be something outside...perhaps a level of human in the bloodline? With a method of absorbing the magic (as a gift, or taken in ritual) from another Fae being possible to become more powerful? I guess I need to read the Changeling stuff more, I have had a hard time getting past the idea of banality. Sounds like fun to explore. | ||
Revision as of 08:42, 8 August 2015
Keiths Comment: I like the idea of the Fae very much, but I find the idea of banality to be stupid in the extreme. I am not sure how to rewrite this, but we should. I like most of the rest of the systems. Anyway, my two cents worth.
Bruce's Commentary: I agree Keith, but I have only just returned my attention to Changeling in the last few days, before that, it was the early 2000s. "The Magister 14:43, 7 August 2015 (MDT)"
Keiths Commentary: I suggest we do some fairy research, and decide on a folklore we like and can agree on. I like the idea of iron (steel) being anathema to fairies (makes guns a not that bad, bullets are mostly lead). But the Fae should be something outside...perhaps a level of human in the bloodline? With a method of absorbing the magic (as a gift, or taken in ritual) from another Fae being possible to become more powerful? I guess I need to read the Changeling stuff more, I have had a hard time getting past the idea of banality. Sounds like fun to explore.
