and a modern campus (see the football pitch!).
“The mix of the well-known and the unpredictable makes a great experience!”
This would perhaps be of particular concern to the player character, who’s a first-time student at Greifenstein.
The student part is on shaky ground, too.
“I personally like the spell Switch,” he says.
“It allows you to switch places with your target.
This, Mann contends, is what makes Spells & Secrets stand out from other wizarding games.
Naturally, any dungeon-crawler worth its salt has to have enemies.
Hence the fact that no-one’s too concerned with keeping track of attendance.
Or maybe I’m only thinking that way because they’re rather cute.
