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       #Post#: 706--------------------------------------------------
       immunity to magic
       By: lerocketking Date: April 15, 2015, 9:06 pm
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       I dont think that immunity to magic should cover potions, only
       cast magic
       #Post#: 709--------------------------------------------------
       Re: immunity to magic
       By: whitepaws Date: April 15, 2015, 9:42 pm
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       Then by that logic scrolls shouldn't be included either. And per
       the wording of potion making is only stop by resists and can't
       be stopped by a shield. Potions should remain where they are as
       included by Resist/Immunity Magic.
       #Post#: 710--------------------------------------------------
       Re: immunity to magic
       By: lerocketking Date: April 15, 2015, 10:20 pm
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       Then maybe potions shouldnt be technically magical after made.
       People who are immune to magic should have more ways than
       alchemy to heal
       #Post#: 711--------------------------------------------------
       Re: immunity to magic
       By: whitepaws Date: April 15, 2015, 10:38 pm
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       Or they could just by resists till the cows come home. It's
       Immunity to Magic it has its benefits and its drawbacks. It is
       already a powerful skill it doesn't need to be made more
       powerful by adding a loophole for potions.
       #Post#: 712--------------------------------------------------
       Re: immunity to magic
       By: Zaud Date: April 16, 2015, 1:30 am
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       I have mixed feelings on this one. Personally I think it strange
       someone who is Immune to Glamour can not be turned Invisible but
       at the same time they can not See people who are made invisible
       by Glamour magic. I can respect making the choice based on 'game
       balance' however.
       Ultimately it deals more with how things occur. Is 'alchemy'
       Magic placed in a bottle or a form of Medicine that aids the
       body in healing?
       As it stands, with Natural Armor and the skill to 'fix it',
       person could do fairly well for themselves with an Immunity to
       Magic. I realize the skill to repair natural armor is Italicized
       but I am not sure how big a deal that is. (How many Italicized
       skills are currently in players/npc hands?) I can imagine a
       number of ways it could be manipulated to be broken. Personally
       I think First Aid is a very under-utilized ability and Natural
       Healing abilities are in the game and fairly cheap if you find a
       way to justify them. (My guess is Plot would not OK a natural
       heal/immune to magic concept, but there is not a rule against
       it)
       #Post#: 714--------------------------------------------------
       Re: immunity to magic
       By: Nataytay Date: April 16, 2015, 12:28 pm
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       As far as Alchemy goes, it is just a chemical reaction. A recipe
       you can follow as long as you have the skill to do it.
       #Post#: 715--------------------------------------------------
       Re: immunity to magic
       By: whitepaws Date: April 16, 2015, 8:04 pm
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       [quote=Zaud]I have mixed feelings on this one. Personally I
       think it strange someone who is Immune to Glamour can not be
       turned Invisible but at the same time they can not See people
       who are made invisible by Glamour magic. I can respect making
       the choice based on 'game balance' however. [/quote]
       Because the effect of the magic is on the person it is cast on
       not you. It isn't like Obfuscate from oWoD where the effect is
       on you from the vampire to cause you to forget them. Since the
       factor that is causing you not to see them is external
       Resist/Immunity to Charms (Glamour) wont help you any.
       #Post#: 719--------------------------------------------------
       Re: immunity to magic
       By: ZachC Date: April 17, 2015, 6:22 am
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       Immunity is a double bladed sword.  On one hand you can't take
       any nasty effects.  On the other, you can't take any good ones
       either.  My only concern is that a person that is immune to
       magic can't be renewed by any method.  (Unless there's something
       that throws out natural life effects)
       #Post#: 721--------------------------------------------------
       Re: immunity to magic
       By: Lothar6669 Date: April 17, 2015, 8:14 am
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       We could get someone with enhanced alchemy to research an
       alchemical renew. But I kind of like the fact that immunity is
       so double sided. If you were a pure level lvl 8 warrior with
       immune to magic, you would be a monster on the battlefield as
       long as you were good enough to not take much damage, so
       basically a shield.
       #Post#: 724--------------------------------------------------
       Re: immunity to magic
       By: togapika Date: April 17, 2015, 10:37 am
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       Immunity to magic should stay where it is; if you want a way to
       renew someone immune to magic, play an alchemist and research
       Aqua Vitae (Alchemical Renew)
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