Yeah. A few of the more flexible paths can cover the space of more specialized ones anyway.
Not particularly.
Given the "Heir of Brigit" and "demonic mentor" backgrounds, I think it's fair to say that we can learn the sorcery powers ex-nihilo, roleplayed as either remembering from the dreams of past life, Usum remembering stuff, or us observing things and working out how to emulate stuff like Michael's good fortune via magic instinctually.
Indeed. We are pretty heavily specked towards doing magic of some kind, given occult 5, demonic mentor, intelligence 4, heir of Brigit. Yet right now we aren't actually doing much with that. We didn't have time yet. And ancient sorcery is actually more limited, more rigid than what we might want to do. We need some sort of system that would allow us to apply our occult talents. Sorcery paths seem like a good way to do this.
I think that we would want Fortune, as an addition / extension of various difficulty reducers / increasers and dice adders / removers we got going, and we either want the 5 dot wonder crafting charm (which would need to be tweaked, I think, to stand on par with the paths, as is logical that it should have more oomph), or alchemy / herbalism / enchantment. For one, I am very interesting in various forms of body enchantment and super soldier formula type serums.
That is explicitly for Ancient Sorcery.
I doubt Harry is going to want let us have much Bob time.
Basically everything a path can do can be done better by a charm. The whole point of paths is they do one thing, and are for mortals, with mortal level of power. Charms are for exalted and have exalted level of powers.
Fortune is rendered usless by Inauspicious Benediction of Endeavor, which can grant automatic success to everything from +2 to +4 to every roll. Alchemy and enchantment together are only as good as the, Craft charm itself which is not much, this is crafting supplement system.
Give me the page, I can't CTRL+F it in ExWoD revised.
I post it here #6,413 It is the only infernal buracracy booster charm.
Thank you. Homebrew 2nd edition port? That's no good rn, we got an embargo on non-core charms. Btw, you mentioned Legendary Magic Aptitude merit some pages ago, can't find that either; if you could point that one out too, that would be grand.
That a canon charm form Ink monkey. #6,521 GM shows what VEE can grant.
To the contrary.
Literally homebrew.
Clones explicitly can't do any magic and are fully mundane.
We are getting XP at a pretty crazy pace. Low priority now, good purchase in 3-4 arcs.
They start that way. But we can Fomori them, or teach Linear magic. IIRC.
The level of internal and external screaming - followed by a stern talk from Michael - would be very impressive.
The clones are the mortal version of Molly. And by GM can learn Paths, and MA. But that knowledge does nothing for Exalted Molly, and Exalted Molly learning them does nothing for the clones. They essentially have a separate XP track for the mortal way of doing things.
They cant perform magic. That doesnt mean they cant learn the theory.
They cant do linear magic though.
^^^
The level of internal and external screaming - followed by a stern talk from Michael - would be very impressive.
Sphere natural, not aptitude. But thank you, that's a great merit, although it is for Spheres, not paths... Eh, path equivalent should be easily possible. Would be lower-ranked, even.
I rely on this wog -
They are capable of learning Linear Magic, they just inherit absolutely no supernatural skills whatsoever from Molly. Altho I might be reading it wrong, IDK. @DragonParadox tell me if I read this wrong, please.
Once we get our kingdom, we'll have plenty of diabolic beings religiously obligated to teach us ancient and profound secrets of magic.
He did say that gm and players can adapt other spells, as long as it stays on the same general power level.
