OPTIONAL RULE: magic, and affecting the body
There is an optional rule in our games where magic integrates itself into the nervous system and muscles of the person wielding it at a certain level ( for the original game, around level 24-27 - for the other games, around level 8-9 ). This causes the wielder of the magic in question to become more receptive to the world around them in a way that is unique to their magic, unique to their specific perception of the way they use their magic. No two magic casters at the designated level will perceive the world in the same way if this optional rule is applied.
A Druid of the Land (Underdark), Grave Domain Cleric, and Totem Warrior Barbarian may perceive the world much differently than a Druid of the Land (Ocean), Trickery Domain Cleric, and Zealot Barbarian. (Academy Troubles)
A Sun Soul Monk and Wild Magic Sorcerer may perceive the world differently than a Kensei Monk and Draconic Bloodline Sorcerer. (GvS)
An NPC in the first game of the series is a Twilight Cleric, Creation Bard, and Watchers Paladin (bordering on Vengeance). His Wings of Twilight, at his level, are not magical constructs so much as they are summonable wings that connect to his nerves; if they are damaged, he feels that pain himself. The creations he makes with his Bard abilities come from his own strength and energy, draining him to make. His Paladin aura of being immune to fear has left him with the inability to feel any fear that isn't so intense it sends him into a spiraling panic. He has an aptitude / affinity for ice magic, and has the ability to regulate the natural body temperature of both himself and others, though keeps to himself usually, making himself comfortable to be near to most. He is also naturally lucky. [This is an extreme case.]
