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Celandra is a game in which the players take the roles of societies, rather than playing individual characters. The players will invent a society with its culture and heritage, and will guide its development and interaction with the world. Emphasis will be be placed on developing a detailed history of Celandra, along with myths and legends.
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RulingNations
RulingNations

Mon

Jan 19
2004

12:31

[Cel] [Admin] Magical Determinants

I've been having some problems applying the magical determinants.
Basically I'd like to know what the boundaries of these values are.

It doesn't make sense to me that Tolerance would represent the percentage
of the population that isn't actively hostile to magic. So tolerance
represents the percentage of population that is generally positive
towards magic? So at Great (+2) between 81% and 94% of Exquaestio is
positive towards rohain and espiri magic (with the remainder probably
being neutral)?

I assume Prevalence isn't just those individuals who actively practice
magic? It also includes people who study it without practicing it? In
the case of Exquaestio this would also include those who can support
espiri without being able to focus the magic themselves? At Terrible
(-3), between 2% and 6% of can actively work or support magic?

Now what does Diversity mean? At Poor (-2) does this mean that
Exquaestio's magic covers between 7% and 19% of the potential range?
Now, 24 "terms" cover the whole potential of espiri magic, so at Poor
they should have access to 1 to 5 "terms?" (Oops, I wanted them to have
access to 6.) Rohain, on the other hand, have only 10 "terms" and so
should use only 1 to 2 of them? How does the range of ability within
each "term" work out?

The big problem is Sophistication. What can be accomplished with a Fair
(0)? What sort of Guidelines are there? If an espiri can gather 100
people and move 7.3 metric tons at 1.0 kilometers per hour for an entire
work shift is this Fair Sophistication? What about moving 3.6 metric
tons at 10 kilometers per hour for one minute? How does the limited
number of people who can actually do this (as opposed to something else)
fit in?

Jefferson (Exquaestio)
http://www.picotech.net/~jeff_wilson63/rpg/
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