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Mooglecraft!

Alright, kids, gather 'round, it's update time!

Today I updated the Magick Arcane Background. Mages now start with as much Power Points as a Generic Wizard, but start with twice as many spells, this is because they have a limited choice of spells and many are redundant. There is also no serious consequence for failure.

What's new, though, is the Mooglecraft Arcane Background! I don't know about you, guys, but to me it sounds like a load of fun to play either Cannoneer or Machinist. The classes take a bit from the Weird Science AB. This background is Agility based, so to balance them out they get to do some extra steps before they can perform their power. These classes are inspired by the Flintlock and Gadgeteer classes from FFTA2.

Also, there's a new page: Races! This one isn't really that exiting because I took race descriptions off the web and then followed the rules in the SW handbook. so 99% of the credit goes to the awesome people at http://www.returnergames.com/. What I'm particularly proud of is how smoothly the conversion went! I only had to make up like 2 edges! I really love character creation in this system. Also, I found it amusing that the species (besides hume) could get an increase to an attribute each!

Anyhow, check it out and feel free to give me any feedback here or in the PEGinc.com forums!

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