Re: Real World Physics

Well, about the spell thing that would make sense since a lower level
mage is inexperianced and would be very inefficant (sp?) in harnessing
mana and a higher level mage would have the ability to harness and focus
it into a purer substance.

Gee, where'd that come from?

----Original Message Follows----
From: "Michael Eckhard" <g3taso@???????.com>
To: spelljammer@????.com
Subject: RE: [SPELLJAMMER] - Real World Physics
Date: Fri, 02 Oct 1998 20:18:18 PDT
Reply-To: spelljammer@????.com

I also treat the D&D game with "real-world" physics. Due to my college
(Engineering), I am knowledgeable about real physics.

This comes in handy, because I can calculate that with "x" velocity, the
max range of a crossbow is "y" feet. Also, I had to re-arrange some
standard spells upon discovering that some lower-level spells required
more energy than higher ones!





Michael Aaron Eckhard,
[Praetor, Ordo Malleus]
1823 F Street
Eureka, CA  95501

[707] 444-2794


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