Maybe, though I'm not sure what form it would take. I don't like a full fledged amnesty but anything else might be hard to implement.

-Raesh

"Ever notice that B.A.'s flavor text swells in direct proportion to how much one of our characters is getting screwed?" - Brian Van Hoose

I think it should be done once too. I mean what happens if someone wanted to cast TS but accidentally typed TV but didn't notice they did the wrong letter. Since everyone knows every spell, I see that as an honest mistake...

Instead of say after the preview, when then someone will have to take the conscious effort to find a scroll, study it, and then cast. So if that person "accidentally" casts TV after the preview, it was their fault in the first place for taking the effort to learn the spell.

So I see an amnesty should be allowed once the preview is over. Maybe just to be safe, you can tie it to only those with the most minimal corruption status. So anyone with excessive corruption wouldn't be applicable to the amnesty.

-Crystal Soul Killashandrea

Don't mess with a "killa".

I just had a thought re: resetting corruption. In reality, if corruption is reset it won't really take all that long for any real sorcerer to acquire it again. IF you were going to reset corruption I imagine a blanket reset vs selecting those with minimal corruption or with only a few casts or whatever are probably going to have pretty similar results. The notable exception, being, that some people who want to use teleologic spells might night be able to find the right scrolls in a timely fashion, but that is a separate issue.