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ErhnamDJ · 10-21-2012, 02:55 PM

Yeah, I knew most of it was the sword. I was just hoping you had a breakdown of where those extra points went.

It's fine the way it is. 36 points for an orichalcum sword is pretty far out there, especially when it's signature gear already. That's overpriced by about thirty points.

If you figure it that way, it's 378 -30 -24 = 324

Looking at it that way, you're actually far fewer points than everyone else, since I've given all of the other characters an extremely expensive Patron that your character doesn't have access to. And everyone else will be getting free destiny points that you don't get either.

Change your Luck to Extraordinary Luck.

The other thing is, the characters who have been active up to this point will be receiving CP awards that the new characters don't get, so it's kind of skewed because of that as well. I'm just not going to be handing those out until the entire battle is over.

10-21-2012, 02:55 PM	#278
ErhnamDJ Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: OK	Re: [GURPS DF] Welcome to Hell OOC Yeah, I knew most of it was the sword. I was just hoping you had a breakdown of where those extra points went. It's fine the way it is. 36 points for an orichalcum sword is pretty far out there, especially when it's signature gear already. That's overpriced by about thirty points. If you figure it that way, it's 378 -30 -24 = 324 Looking at it that way, you're actually far fewer points than everyone else, since I've given all of the other characters an extremely expensive Patron that your character doesn't have access to. And everyone else will be getting free destiny points that you don't get either. Change your Luck to Extraordinary Luck. The other thing is, the characters who have been active up to this point will be receiving CP awards that the new characters don't get, so it's kind of skewed because of that as well. I'm just not going to be handing those out until the entire battle is over. __________________ "For the rays, to speak properly, are not colored. In them there is nothing else than a certain power and disposition to stir up a sensation of this or that color." —Isaac Newton, Optics My blog.