[RULES] Affliction / Innate Attack skills
 

1.- Affliction needs skill to use as Innate attack?

2.- I need a separated skill Innate Attack for each Innate Attack i have? Example, i have Flametrower, Plasma Beam and Electrical beam, i need 3 skills or just one: Innate Attack (beam)?

3.- If my attack do not fire from hand, mouth or eyes, but from my chest, i can create specialization Innate Attack (chest) right?

Re: [RULES] Affliction / Innate Attack skills
 

Yes, unless you've done something like make it a Melee attack or a Malediction*

The latter. If they're all beams, you can use Beam for all of them.

Sure, go right ahead.

*Heh, my first draft of this had a typo here: "Lamediction"

Re: [RULES] Affliction / Innate Attack skills
 

Depending on how the attack is fluffed, you might use different skills. The exact skill used is basically a 0-point feature. A psychic power might use Autohypnosis, or a blast of sex pheremones might use Sex Appeal. Ki powers in particular tend to use different skills.

Re: [RULES] Affliction / Innate Attack skills
 

I call shenanigans, but you're welcome to do that in your games.

Re: [RULES] Affliction / Innate Attack skills
 

I believe that it's stated in Powers, though the descriptions for the use of skills for Ki powers might be in Martial Arts.

Re: [RULES] Affliction / Innate Attack skills
 

I remember it talking about using Skills as replacements for attribute rolls, but I don't remember it saying to just use whatever you felt like using as a replacement for things that already have appropriate Skills. Page reference?

Re: [RULES] Affliction / Innate Attack skills
 

Why are you calling shenanigans?

Re: [RULES] Affliction / Innate Attack skills
 

Because that quote specifically concerns using other combat skills?

Re: [RULES] Affliction / Innate Attack skills
 

Well, it's not like your other skills are going to be any easier to learn than Easy skills, now are they? ;)

Re: [RULES] Affliction / Innate Attack skills
 

His concern may be due to the fact that you are allowing a player to increase the utility of a skill at no cost. I'm not sure I agree (or disagree) with this concern personally, but I can see that as a possible concern.