Hellis

Mass Effect: Borealis

Drono is pretty much the kid you see trying to act cool 24/7 in a movie, and who ends up in a bodycask by the end of the movie. But he get results!

Also he isn't formally trained so he is basicly a giant walking wildcard of improvisation, risk and reward and dumb, unpredictable tactics.

Mass Effect: Borealis

I mean. I sympathize fallen. I have allready assigned Drono the roll of "Team Ragdoll"

Mass Effect: Borealis

@Sundered Echo Drono is gonna sneeze on her food. Instadeath.

Mass Effect: Borealis

Medbay is gonna be full :D

Drono is gonna be limping around to.

Mass Effect: Borealis

@Sundered Echo

#DONOTPUNCHTHEDRELL

Mass Effect: Borealis

Drono will have a problem with batshit crazy executing a surrendered captive. But on the other hand. He is pragmatic. She knows his name.

Terra Magica (Open/Accepting Players!)

@Pink Khione

A Seer can spot weak spots in spells, magical beasts and magitech, making them exellent hunters, magi-tech engineers and Mages

So yes. They can. Their talent give them a natural head start. On the flip side, they get addicted real fast.

Mass Effect: Borealis

@DearTrickster

Protip, Drono doesn't.

"Is tha- You know what? Fucking Nope."

Terra Magica (Open/Accepting Players!)

Ah, I see I forgot to mention; Every specific use of magic is a skill. So you cannot just go "lightning Magic". Far to powerfull and broad a think, see? Magic is the skill you should have in that place, and then you have to distribute spells in place of skillslots. So that the more powerfull a mage, the less other skills you have. Balance as well as a representation as to how much time, effort and specialization it takes to master magic.

This is why Battle Mages tend to have one-two "tricks" they refined. Ie becoming a human flamethrower, or conjuring lightning from their hands. Their focus is split, thus they lack proper mastery for complex stuff.

Mass Effect: Borealis

Also. We are the definition of hell in a hand basket