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[andar91]

Will we get them?  Maybe it doesn't fit with their vision for the world, but I think it's a fair question to bring up. Rogue's get traps and poisons after all.  So can mages get a rod of fire that actually WORKS in combat. Maybe I'm just too used to D&D, but I miss being able to use wands and such.

Then again, this system might not work as well since, unlike D&D, you don't need to prepare spells. What's really the point of being able to cast Flame Blast from an item if you can in ten more seconds?

I'm conflicted. Thoughts?

[Gegenlicht]

You're too used to D&D.



There already are magical items in the game. There's a metric ****ton of Mage staves that improve various abilities for example, as well as other weapons, clothes, armours and rings.



There definitely is no point to D&D style charged Wands since DA uses Mana. A Mana potion is all you need to cast another Spell of Collateral Damage when you're out of juice.

[andar91]

Gegenlicht wrote...

You're too used to D&D.

There already are magical items in the game. There's a metric ****ton of Mage staves that improve various abilities for example, as well as other weapons, clothes, armours and rings.

There definitely is no point to D&D style charged Wands since DA uses Mana. A Mana potion is all you need to cast another Spell of Collateral Damage when you're out of juice.

As I was typing, this occured to me lol. Yeah, I guess it doesn't really make much sense to ask for it. 

[Jestina]

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