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Posted by PINI on November 29, 2000 at 22:04:11:

In Reply to: Health gear + ranking, plus another observation about Masters + Nature. posted by Isildur on November 29, 2000 at 20:20:00:

As for the Masters thing...here's another thought. Masters view nature as an opposing force to magic. They are at war with it. Yet, the Warders have no problem with magic, unless it be conjuration or necromancy. So, in regards to invocation and transmutation, are those magical forces in opposition to nature or not? It would seem that either the Tower or the Glade is completely mistaken. Is there a way to get around this?

In the game Ask a sylvan their point if view, Im sure most of them can tell you why conjurers and necros are a NO for sylvans and why Invokers and Transmutter can manage to get in.

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An *unoffical* perspective from the Grove Airellani 13:56:17 11/30/2000 (0)
Re: I noticed the same thing with level gains nt Lill 22:29:34 11/29/2000 (0)
But that wasn't my question... Isildur 22:21:46 11/29/2000 (2)
- Having pondered the question... The First Apostle 12:30:14 11/30/2000 (0)
- Ill say what I think PINI 22:47:00 11/29/2000 (0)

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Comments:	> As for the Masters thing...here's another thought. Masters view nature as an opposing force to magic. They are at war with it. Yet, the Warders have no problem with magic, unless it be conjuration or necromancy. So, in regards to invocation and transmutation, are those magical forces in opposition to nature or not? It would seem that either the Tower or the Glade is completely mistaken. Is there a way to get around this? > In the game Ask a sylvan their point if view, Im sure most of them can tell you why conjurers and necros are a NO for sylvans and why Invokers and Transmutter can manage to get in.