My most favorite example of this is the Coldfire Trilogy by C.S. Friedman. A lot of it has to do with the consequences of humankind's subconscious thougts and fears being made manifest in the world, But it really hones in on the "Beliefs create reality" theme.
I don't think it is unreasonable to allow a high-level rogue to squeeze through spaces that their head normally wouldn't allow. I'd make it an extremely high DC or something, but I see it as compatible with "My wizard waggles his fingers, says the word Fart, and the house blows up" The Rogue has the capacity for as much study of escape artistry as any wizard has for the arcane. Let's not restrict non-magical classes to non-fantastic feats. |
