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this post was submitted on 02 Mar 2026
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Not what you are talking about but one reason I learned to love the champions system from the early 90's was a guy there ran a fantasy setting using it. He had a program to he made himself to do the heavy lifting but the variable power pool rules gave him a great ability to have characters have any spell they wanted by talking to him. Just had to fit within the pool which as a magic user would level as points were put in.