A flanking / rearing mechanism: since the game already checks whether a character faces another one, I'd like to see massive mali to defensive rolls against attacks from the flank or back. Maybe even a malus against grouped enemies. That way characters fighting together would make a lot more sense.
More potions, especially for things like magic resistance.

I suppose we could imagine that the light from the crystal changes in wavelength as it grows brighter or dimmer. In that case, one might devise a dial based on a prism or something.

If it's about the nature of the rock I have no idea. As for the roof itself... I've always supposed people would just call it 'the sky' (well most likely the common tongue has its dedicated own word for it). It's not like they would have any other type of 'sky' to compare it with, except maybe in old tales.

Heavy armour isn't in fact that heavy: Actually a full suit of heavy armour would weight less than the usual gear a modern soldier carries into battle. Here is an interesting discussion on various misconceptions about medieval armour: http://www.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/comments/1dqhgl/was_medieval_armor_generally_heavy_plate_steel/ .

Even so, wearing plate constantly seems like a hassle I think only the most paranoid would go through.

I have another question; we know that, since the Crystal doesn't move, some places are always never exposed to Crystallight. How comes grass (and even trees) still grow in such place?

I'm pretty sure ~ is user directory. Another way to access the Library folder is to hold the option key while browsing the 'go' submenu (from the finder, all the way up there on the bar).

I mean, how could you even... I don't...

Come on; I always found the walking speed ridiculously slow. No one walks THAT slow, not to go somewhere. And now guess what, it's even slower.
This is plain ridiculous, I do hope you realise it.

I mean like this: XXX thinks he is incredibly ugly and uses azure magic to have a cute face. Does he project the face he wants to have to other minds or does the illusion cover his face like a second skin?

Well some kind of 'hologram' would be made of light, so I would say it would belong to Crystal way (which indeed does everything). Azure way seems to rely more on acting on one/others' minds and on air fluxes.


Back on the 'no dice you heretics' thing: seriously? How can you not get the magic there is into solving something on the roll of a plastic polyhedron, may it be virtual? There are some horrible flaws in action-interpretative RP; you'll end up knowing how any situation will likely go with a given RP partner, and it takes serious writing skills in the used language. So not only you reduce the population you'll enjoy practising it with, but you'll know how things will end up with every one of them.
I think we could use a '/roll [skill / stat]' command, that could be extended as 'roll [skill / stat] (against) [player] [skill / stat]'. Degrees of success to introduce and balancing to be thought of.
That said, I'll precise this place must be the only forum I haven't seen flaming after the interpretative RP VS moderative RP thing has been uttered.

Now about Azure Way. Whenever one casts a spell you can see fantastic light effects, so any use of an active spell would be instantly detectable. If so, up to you to break the caster concentration by punching him/her/kra in the face. The 'nature intuition' spell sounds to me like a plain mind reading spell, and we know there are spells to convince someone of something that isn't real, or to mute someone (noticeably in order this one can't cast any spell).
BUT we know there are Azure passive/buff spells (such as Dome of Perfection), and one that allows you at least to determine with certitude whether you're being lied to, or if the person in front of you is mistaking the orthography of an exotic shadowcaster's name (Dark Wanderer uses it), which might as well be a lesser form of nature intuition. I think it would be reasonable to imagine 'lesser casts' of these potentially cheaty Azure spells the same way.