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Subject: ohh that's a good idea Author: Lee [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 08:11:11 04/02/02 Tue In reply to: Jeremy 's message, "Respect and self-limiting" on 04:18:28 04/02/02 Tue Even evil clerics wouldn't take their gifts for granted (maybe evil ones would be even more mindful of how quickly thier powers could faid). Hopefully, I'll not have to be so blantant about it and just let people "play on" but there are some things I could do to help players make better choices about the way they use magic. Perhaps, cursed items are the answer! *grins* [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Re: Respect and self-limiting Angela 11:25:41 04/03/02 Wed LOL Lee 10:12:32 04/04/02 Thu