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Well, I'm interested in many clubs. And there might be some overlap between Barbarian and Leyla. So, we won't have too many clubs. Maybe Gideon's inventors' club, Leyla's or Vari's magic club, or Nira's high fashion club. Or maybe a theater club. And that's it, we're out of organizers.
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If we're talking about a spellcasters' club:
Club of Enchantments
Requirements: magical abilities
Effects:
— Mandatory spending of Action Points once a month on (automatic?) learning a new spell/creating one's own spell or magical technique/creating a magical item.
— To learn a spell, you need a book, scroll, or a character who can already cast it. In the latter case, the character gains experience.
— As an alternative to the first point, creating an item or spell/technique requires investing a certain amount of resources and can only be done once. Or once a quarter/half-year/year. As an option, instead of finances, it requires an additional investment of Action Points.
— Learning magic does not require Action Points or -10% to the cost of learning spells, if this bonus already exists.
For now, something like this comes to mind, although it's far from ideal. Let Fragment describe the techies' club.
Added 17 minutes later
If we're talking about a spellcasters' club:
Club of Enchantments
Requirements: magical abilities
Effects:
— Mandatory spending of Action Points once a month on (automatic?) learning a new spell/creating one's own spell or magical technique/creating a magical item.
— To learn a spell, you need a book, scroll, or a character who can already cast it. In the latter case, the character gains experience.
— As an alternative to the first point, creating an item or spell/technique requires investing a certain amount of resources and can only be done once. Or once a quarter/half-year/year. As an option, instead of finances, it requires an additional investment of Action Points.
— Learning magic does not require Action Points or -10% to the cost of learning spells, if this bonus already exists.
For now, something like this comes to mind, although it's far from ideal. Let Fragment describe the techies' club.