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== Broader element system == | == Broader element system == | ||
Having just five elements is somewhat limiting, even with dual-element monsters to represent ice, ghosts, and so on. | Having just five elements is somewhat limiting, even with dual-element monsters to represent ice, ghosts, and so on. | ||
A system with 10, 12 or even 15 elements would give us more options, and potentially make combat a more interesting tactical challenge as a set of four techniques is less likely to threaten all opposing monsters | A system with 10, 12 or even 15 elements would give us more options, and potentially make combat a more interesting tactical challenge as a set of four techniques is less likely to threaten all opposing monsters. | ||
== Older ideas == | == Older ideas == | ||
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