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I just use a light tablespoon of filler in my packets when I make them. That tends to be the right amount. Also, not binding the packets as close to the filler as possible. Leaving a little space gives the packets a little give when they land, which generally makes them just that much safer.

I honestly wouldn’t see it as an issue since you would only be able to access item creation anyway. The biggest re-tool would be ritual aspects (E/C/G) and sorting that out. You'd still have to dump into spells for the combat high magic if you wanted to be able to access it. While it's...

So, also from the crafting discussion, proposed, again, by me...

The section on high magic begins on page 134 of the current rule book. Page 135 has a very handy chart. Foresight, Formal Link, and Ritual Manipulation I would leave accessible to anyone with formals. Everything else I would restrict to having a 9th level spell purchased.

There's no reason to keep any of the formal manipulations from someone who's just making items. I'll say this; the proposal I put together had the pool requirements to be able to access formal magic at the same build expenditures that they are now. So nothing would actually change about...

Non-item creation. ;)

Indeed. And you could easily gate the non-item creation high magic behind 9th level spells. I feel like that would be fair, myself, and would address any power issues about it that may be causing trepidation. Of course, we're just musing at this point. :cool:

It's something I suggested in the crafting discussion so as to open up formal casting to Artisans... From what I understand, the response was a big fat "NOPE." Which is to say that they want to keep it a capstone ability. I personally think Artisans should be able to do Formal Magic, if only...

Tip, pull while bending to prevent crimp. You can also use a really hot stove burner, but you must MUST have good ventilation. There are less lethal ways to kill your brain cells.

No, I'm right there. I don't have the mythical 20 rit item, and I probably never will. But once I got either permanent or preserved versions of the few rits that I do care about, I realized it was just all... too much to keep track of. I'd rather use production, with it's ease of tracking, than...

4 less than. With Read Magic, you can read scrolls level 1-4. With a first level celestial spell, you can read level 5 scrolls. My highbie has a celestial shrub (4, 3, 2, 1) so that she can read 8th level scrolls. Note that there are no 9th level scrolls.

Roughly a quarter of a sheet of paper. Book tags are printed 4 to a sheet.

Yes it is. Brimm’s Watch is the main locale, but adventures have taken characters all over the lands of Enerret.

Unless you happen to play a race that can neither use a bow nor throw a knife!

Yeah, it can. But, take for instance, the cost of a longsword versus a dagger in build spent for a scholar. *shrug* As a fighter or a skirmisher rogue, you can keep one around with a weapon coating on it for when you need to deliver a status effect. But in general, you're correct; Daggers end...

They can be used to cut people free from "physical" entanglements (ropes, webs, etc.)

You can pm her to me, and I’ll help you out. I’m pretty old hat at character building...

You mean, maybe something like this guy?... https://wow.gamepedia.com/Griftah

To that, if you can’t find/afford good period footwear, you can make shoe covers for a pair of sneakers. It really is the single most important piece of gear you will have.

My first costume also came from a thrift store. Dark colored sweatpants are a good start for bottoms. https://alliancelarp.com/forum/threads/easiest-tunic-ever.29803/ is a good picture reference for modifying some t-shirts into period-ish tunics. Also, can confirm that you can turn another...