Quote:
Originally Posted by Fossilized Rappy
Is there any precedent for some sort of Accessibility or similar limitation that puts a hard cap on how far into the future Precognition can go, or would this be a purely cosmetic effect? I'm working on a power that specifically only shows events within the next week's worth of time.
|
Quote:
|
Originally Posted by powers page 68
Grittier tales portray Precognition as more quantified and less forgiving. If the GM prefers, he can roll whenever the user has an encounter that might trigger a vision . . . but at a penalty found by consulting Long-Distance Modifiers (p. B241) and reading “miles” as “weeks.”
|
Quote:
Distance Penalty
Up to 200 yards 0
1/2 mile -1
1 mile -2
3 miles -3
10 miles -4
30 miles -5
100 miles -6
300 miles -7
1,000 miles -8
|
so 1 week is another -2 on top of the base -8 for active attempts; you would need an effective skill of 13+ to have any chance of seeing week in to the future. Passive attempts are entirely at the GM's whim.
one level of short range -10% would mean you'd have a -18 to see a week into the future plus the -8 for an active attempt.