Ryuutama

>>46252199
Magic is strong, but MP shortage is a real thing. Plus aside from ighest of spells it doesn't really do anything a skill roll or an item couldn't accomplish. I haven't gotten to "cottage anywhere" and "feast anywhere" spells yet, but i'm not planning to use them much, since, as you said, it kinda feels ike a cheating.
But ultimately a good fix would be buffing strength and skill types instead. Or a gentleman's agreement/ some sort of limit on when you can use biggest rituals.

>>46252199
Or you could just play the game and only deal with perceived problems if they actually show up.

>>46252444
I'm not so keen on buffing the others as I like the low powerlevel. The spells you mentioned were the ones I had specifically in mind as being game breaking". The rainbow bridge too. All of these feel a little too grand and world bending for some villager on a picnic.

>>46252635
I didn't pull that concern completely out of my ass. I've read it before. I just want to make sure no one is disappointed in their choice of character and ultimately the game but thanks for the input.

Always bring a healer with you.

>>46252199
OK, I've seen this a bit, and I'm kinda curious. What exactly IS it?

>>46258492
Japanese rpg invented to introduce new people to the concept. Low on fighting and looting, highly comfy. Feel like Ghibli.

>>46258492
It's a shared story telling game.

There are four Great dragons who support the world/seasons, and there a other lesser dragons that feed them. The Great Dragons eat stories. So the GM is one of these lesser dragons, sheparding travellers on a journey, throwing things at them for them to over come so it's a good tale.

They alter the world though magic.

Basically, a kinda walkabout RPG, crossed with Secret of Mana/Legend of Gaia etc.

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>>46252444

Seriously, WHY do only Magic Types get high-level, scaling abilities while the other two types get nothing?