Oh, the idea of ley lines and nodes wasn't new to me -- I had just assumed it had come mostly from Warrior's World before. Heck, in an Alternity game I played 10 years ago, we accidentally toppled Tokyo Tower by messing with the ley lines. Oops.
It's just the that the little features of magic resemble Velgarth by default. Like the fact that after using a gate song, Doug is pretty much drained. There might be an entirely different explanation for that under the surface -- not necessarily from personal power drain -- but it still feels a little Valdemar's Gates. Obviously that configuration doesn't hold true for magic in the Potterverse.
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It's just the that the little features of magic resemble Velgarth by default. Like the fact that after using a gate song, Doug is pretty much drained. There might be an entirely different explanation for that under the surface -- not necessarily from personal power drain -- but it still feels a little Valdemar's Gates. Obviously that configuration doesn't hold true for magic in the Potterverse.
Quote:You want a final strike among the Warriors, you need to go to Hexe. It's not on her character sheet, but basically, if someone actually manages to kill Hexe's mortal shell, they're in for a world of hurt, as they've basically just unlocked all of Hexe, and she's going to still be right there, and pissed.Ahahaha. I assume her opponents have to go for Dogma-style incapacitation tactics, then.
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