Posted by Ian Gregory on Nov 25, 2015 // Creative Director
Having spent years playing Dungeons and Dragons, one thing always annoyed me: the power differential between spellcasters and the rest of the classes. As a DM, I had to figure out a way to have magic prominent without having my fighters and rogues stacking dice in the corner as a group of my goblins were being blown up by another fireball.
'Masquerada' is a mixed bag, but with spectral horse attacks how bad can it be?
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