Given Nepenthe's comments below (re: Nature/Magic):

Given Nepenthe's comments below (re: Nature/Magic)::
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Posted by Curious on October 15, 2000 at 19:57:25:

A question:

If "It doesn't really matter if you like that nature screws with magic. It doesn't really matter if you think Thera should work that way. Thera does work that way."

Assuming things are symmetrical (i.e. magic screws with nature, which it certainly seems to do.)...

Why are transmuters and invokers probably the #3 and #4 most common classes in Sylvan? How do they get around the fact that their magic controls and alters nature?

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Comments:	> A question: > If "It doesn't really matter if you like that nature screws with magic. It doesn't really matter if you think Thera should work that way. Thera does work that way." > Assuming things are symmetrical (i.e. magic screws with nature, which it certainly seems to do.)... > Why are transmuters and invokers probably the #3 and #4 most common classes in Sylvan? How do they get around the fact that their magic controls and alters nature?