Re: AD&D Jedi Knight kit

>  I agree though, but I have begun to convert Marvel characters to places in
>  the Realms i.e. Angel, is Sir Warren of the Waterdeep Guard, who happens to
>  have wings as a result of the Times Of Troubles, etc. >>
>
>   I have benefited greatly from my delving into the whole mutant thing.  It
> even resulted in the creation of a new school of magic known as Mutation.
>  The dark and mysterious Mutators are based on Frank Herbert's Tlailaxu, the
> creepy geneticits from the _Dune_ series.  They can infuse adamantite into
> your skeleton, attach wings to your back, and change your race, all in one
> sitting.  I might post the spells of the Mutator School in the future if
> anyone is interested....

I would, as long as they're not too imbalancing. Or are they like Wild
Magic spells, where only specialists can cast them? Because if Mutators
are just normal specialists, the problem I see is that the spells would
then give normal mages the capability to do these special operations, too.
I don't have any problem with the concept, in fact I think it's neat, I
just think it would do bad things to a campaign if ANY mage can do body
alterations (probably at a low level, right? I mean, I could see an
archmage or maybe 14th level mage adding wings to a bugbear, but to make
Mutation work you have to allow such things at lower levels than you would
otherwise).

> All I needed to know in life
> I learned from killing smart people
> and eating their brains.
>
> An Illithid Proverb

I like this one <grin>.

JFTR