The encumbrance issue is astonishing. There's a huge amount of encouragement to gain treasure, the system spews it out but the limitations are impractical. Wizard disks sometimes only hold ONE box anyway! If the Wizard is able to cast several disks for themselves based on level/training then it would open up a lot of better time spent in battle looting. An Air Wizard at cap might get ten disks. Is that so bad?

Why would you want to herd multiple disks and not just up the item limit on one disk?

I really, really wouldn't like to see 94 disks floating around TSC in a room of 22 characters. Even if you condensed it all into one enormous disk, which would be more straightforward, suggesting ten times as much carrying capacity is too over the top to even be considered. At that point a wizard could stay logged in and basically be used as a mobile locker.

So I can't get behind this one.

I do like hearing suggestions that would help other professions catch up to the money-making advantage sorcerers have even in a small way, though.

>> And I would dearly love to have it be castable at a character, too, just to reduce the encumbrance of dragging him/her/it by <the capacity of the disk>. Call it a bier, a travois, whatever.

I think that, just to be confusing, any spell intended to lift a body into the air should be called Raise Dead.

>fill disk with loot
>close disk
>turn disk over
>fill other side of disk


I could see the disk cease being floating if it was too full it could then lag slower behind your person as you traveled.

Given the one wizard guild has a precedent for carrying people, I do think you should be able to drag a body on top of one to drag it easier.

_ _ _
Wyrom gestures at you, causing you to explode.