If you Quicken a spell, do you have to go through the same rules on dispelling it that anyone else would have to do? Don't think I could drop 12-karma Quickened spell even if I wanted to with my Magic Attribute being a whopping 7 otherwise. Not that I object to being stuck with my own spells, but I'd at least like to know if I could quick-drop them if the need arose.

Sphynx

No, I think that once you've Quickenend them, you have given them a life of their own, so to speak. After all, that's more or less what the word means, and in Earthdawn they Named spells to make them permanent in a similar manner.

I'd say that you can drop your own spells any time you want.

But I think a more appropriate question might be: Why would you Quicken a spell that you might have to raise and lower in the first place? It seems like a major waste of Karma. There are better solutions in those circumstances... sustaining or anchoring foci, for example.

Ward idea may be are only hope, but I'd already be wasting Karma losing the spells, hate to waste even more..... Oh Well.

@John: Why? Because my GM has started making anyplace I go to have a Background count of 1, or 2 if I stay there any longer than an hour or so. And because one of the things we've been noticing on the news is extremely bizarre occurences whenever we hit a place (usually the following night), which coincidently seem to mirror the Wild Magic table. I think my GM is hinting to me.

Sphynx