I have a player who wants to make a rote spell which allows him to astral project. My questions is would this just give him use of "Ghost Form" or is this even possible?

Another spell he proposed was one which would allow him to basically puppeteer someone using electricity. This one sounded iffy to me.

Would love some opinions.

He texted me the question and I posted it as he had. I am assuming his intent was for the plants to serve as a source of magical power to sustain the wards, as not to draw from his personal energy.

Use the plants how? As an anchor for wards protecting a threshold? Or as a threshold on its own in the middle of nowhere?

To me, if it is not something already covered in Dresden, I see no problem.

A while back, I was toying with the Puck race from the Leandros Bros series by Rob Thurman, which have not been covered in the Dresden novels. Her take on them is there was an original, who was also the first Hobgoblin.
I wanted to make a npc who was this style of Puck. Never finished it and it fell to the wayside.

Thanks. Just found it.

When you make the donation you can see the update that gives you the web address (and password) to download the file.

Go back through the old updates and you'll find it there.

Richard

Well, will have to head over there make a donation.

No way. The kickstarter hasn't been live for a day yet and it's already well on its way through some amazing stretch goals. Any pledge amount will get you the preview rules immediately, and I honestly don't see any reason NOT to pledge, unless you're somehow blocked by locale or are truly more broke than Harry Dresden.

I'm still reading through it and it's definitely still FATE, but it's definitely different in some ways too. I could probably convert my campaign about mostly-mortal monster-hunting bikers without too much trouble. If I had a party of wizards, I might be less gung-ho about trying to convert things myself, but then that's why this thread is here. Hell, we've already had Skimble post a method for doing barrier spells.

Sure. Would that be a better way to go?

One problem with "Quick and easy" systems is that you tend to overthink and end up complicating things.

So all we have to do is say what it does and that's it? Unless it's like Harry's Blasting Rod where it actually allows him a an advantage like better control over his fire.

All this does is allow the player to see thru the eyes of the raven so it doesn't have a roll or anything to activate?