Wolfenium wrote:I think having magic should at least be more common than the source material, but restricted to non-humans and for the most part, upper class imperials. Magic classes would probably be too expensive for the peasantry to afford, unless a child prodigy is lucky enough to be picked up and sponsored by a noble or scholar (likely for adoption). Non-humans would have different criteria for who can become a mage or not, ranging from none (for elves or mage factions) to caste system (goblins in orc factions, perhaps) or even outright banned (this one, I don't know, but may form once they realize Terran science is more than a match).
I can get behind this as well. My main concern is giving the Imperials someway to roll over the UN. They shouldn't really have the ability to have people who can do this [Giant Orges aside], as it kind of removes a key element from the way the interactions between the UN and Empire are supposed to go. They're not supposed to have anything readly avaible that can easily and directly counter the UN. Not some light counter should exist
