For my DF I am trying to model the following behaviour.
The Sorcerer uses his magic by means of his inherent link to the arcane. This link is due to his supernatural legacy and it is not related with the understanding of the magical laws.
Throwing a spell is more like a "intuitive act" rather than a conscious act.
That means that he doesn't really need to concentrate fully to throw spells. He can move and throw spell or throw missile spell and attack with it in the same round. He can't throw two spells in the same turn, however!
After reading some posts of the forums and Compartmentalized Mind B43 I have decided to model it this way:
Compartmentalized Mind [50]; Spells Only (-10%?); No Mental Separation (-20%); Accesibility: Only when first compartment is not using concentrate maneuvre (-%%?)
How would you model "you can move and throw spell but you can't throw two spells at the same time"? Is "Accesibility: No two concentrate maneuvres -10%" a good limitation?
Thanks in advance!
[DF] Compartmentalized Mind for Spells
The Sorcerer uses his magic by means of his inherent link to the arcane. This link is due to his supernatural legacy and it is not related with the understanding of the magical laws.
Throwing a spell is more like a "intuitive act" rather than a conscious act.
That means that he doesn't really need to concentrate fully to throw spells. He can move and throw spell or throw missile spell and attack with it in the same round. He can't throw two spells in the same turn, however!
After reading some posts of the forums and Compartmentalized Mind B43 I have decided to model it this way:
Compartmentalized Mind [50]; Spells Only (-10%?); No Mental Separation (-20%); Accesibility: Only when first compartment is not using concentrate maneuvre (-%%?)
How would you model "you can move and throw spell but you can't throw two spells at the same time"? Is "Accesibility: No two concentrate maneuvres -10%" a good limitation?
Thanks in advance!
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