John Forseti

Trousers! I'm so happy I could cry!

Not that I haven't enjoyed the thread so far, but I feel it lacks balance.

If these are the "rubbishy unfinished sketches" of what is to come, then I can't wait to see the final product!

Are there any more informations or concepts on what the more "magey" classes will be getting? If I remember right there arent class restrictions on armor but no doubt encumbrance penalties or some such may be a factor. I saw an encouraging concept reposted toward the end of the last thread, but I worry it might be an exception and the fantasy staple of massive elaborate ankle-length dresses will be the norm.

I don't see why it would be a problem to revoke tax-exemptions if religious organisations don't harmonise practices with the law, the right is freedom of religion and worship, not freedom from tax. In the UK there's currently law going through parliament to also allow gay marriage(in addition to the already legal civil partnerships(which will remain and be same-sex only for some reason)) but one of the weird provisions expressly bans the Church of England from performing them. To me, it should be the opposite, they should be forced to perform them since the CofE are the legally established church of the country and their bishops automatically get to set in Parliament.

Though I like the idea, if they did make a special quest line around a unique and extremely powerful weapon, it'd be kind of a shame if it was restricted to just one class. Instead it might be nice if such a quest line and content focused around the creation of a weapon that is 'attuned' to the PC's soul, thus when they wield it, it gains bonuses and abilities corresponding to their class, skills or maybe even respond to past actions etc.

This thread needs some Phil Jupitus;