Ivan and I delve into the Weave, some of its alternatives, and how not to get yourself killed before you get to the end of a spell...or did we get that far? I'll go back and ch
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12 Mar 2023
If you missed Ed Greenwood's (@TheEdVerse) latest Youtube video: he's talking about how magic works in the Forgotten Realms - it's it's got a lot of cool ideas (alternative systems, spell collissions, etc) reddit.com/r/DnD/comments/11… Interview by @Papat0k ! #ttrpg #dnd #realmslore

Mar 13, 2023 · 12:31 PM UTC

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I included some talk of the weave in our Sunday game. I play a Horticulturist/Nature cleric Harrengon from Candlekeep, keep this content up, and I'm going to have to join your Patreon Ed.
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The multifaceted approach to magics reminds me of quantum field theory, with the Weave as just one of the quantum fields, and most spell effects as particular excited states of that field. Yet, with other overlapping fields (and interactions between them) at play too...
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Woulda been pretty helpful if ya DID get that far, for sure, for adventurers far and wide. :D
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I definitely consider physical attacks to be a type of magic that uses the weave. The components are always somatic and material, and the spell effects are very predictable
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