Working on wrapping up Eversaga's mage class by doing the wizard class path. Wizard's tricky; it's a blank slate in fantasy. I tried spellbook and implement-focused powers, but it didn't feel right. Now I'm trying build-a-path where you construct a thesis from bonus talents. Feels much better! 👍

One thing I'm trying with Eversaga's magic is called spellcrafts. They're practices for casting spells rather than power sources. For example, if you practice arcangement you know how to release magic from the environment through arranging items in a particular patterns/orders.

I've always felt that shorties got a bad deal when it came to their names. In Eversaga, I'm using dvergr and hauflin instead of dwarf and halfling. Dvergr is the actual Old Norse word for their mythological creature, while hauflin feels better to me from a worldbuilding standpoint. (1/2)

One of the core ideas I have for the Eversaga RPG is a type of ability called affixes. You "affix" them to other abilities, changing their effects. For example, the mage class (which is all about the affix mechanic) can Cast Spells normally, or they can affix Spell Flourish for extra effects.