Lifting ST (only for 'advantage')
Lifting ST but only for the purpose of determing how much you can carry with you for one advantage (Insubstantiality, Invisibility, Warp, etc.). My instinct is that this is a leveled perk. Any other ideas?
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It seems that it ought to be treated as an Accessibility. "Only when Invisible," for example, is -10%, since invisibility is a voluntary condition and one that has advantages.
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2.7 for something which only affects how much you can bring and remain invisible (etc.) seems awfully high.
Remember, it's not about how much you carry - all your encumbrance levels remain the same - but how much you can "make invisible". So for someone with ST 10, that increases the amount he can make invisible from 20 to 24 lbs., but he'd still lose Move and Dodge at 20 lbs. |
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Compare to the point breakdown of whatever "can carry next weight category" enhancement already exists for the advantage(s) as a sanity check.
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Since the cost of these is not fixed (the enhancement values vary for some of them, and of course the base costs can be quite different) dodging around those costs by trying to build the same effects from another trait seems likely to be an exercise in munchkinism to try to score a lower cost. If it isn't, well, it's still a lot of effort to duplicate something there is already a reasonable rule for. Two reasonable rules actually, since anything you put into Payload counts as zero encumbrance for such advantages - again not exactly the same effect, but quite close. |
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A solution in search of a problem? Well, not all ideas can be winners.
Thanks everyone! |
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