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Tymathee · 05-31-2021, 03:46 PM

Discussion up to this point has genuinely been helpful in putting things into better perspective. I've done a quick write up of the modifier I intend to replace the Game Time modifier I have on Alice's Ridiculous Luck.

Accessibility (GM Fiat Only), +0%
This modifier can be applied to traits that rely on real time. The trait with this modifier applied is allowed to be used at the GM’s discretion, at a frequency to taste but ideally scaled to the level of the trait. As a rule of thumb, uses should be no more or less than what you would have from the unmodified trait, or the trait modified with the Game Time modifier. This simply lets the GM permit the PC to use their trait without tying its usage with either “game time” or real time. Although it should be obvious without needed to be codified, the GM should implement the effects of this modifier in good taste.

How's this look? I hope it is clear in what its intended purpose is.

05-31-2021, 03:46 PM	#24
Tymathee Join Date: May 2021 Location: I'd rather be alone than be with people who make me feel alone.	Re: [DF] A Portal Fantasy within a Dungeon Fantasy: Where's Alice? Discussion up to this point has genuinely been helpful in putting things into better perspective. I've done a quick write up of the modifier I intend to replace the Game Time modifier I have on Alice's Ridiculous Luck. Accessibility (GM Fiat Only), +0% This modifier can be applied to traits that rely on real time. The trait with this modifier applied is allowed to be used at the GM’s discretion, at a frequency to taste but ideally scaled to the level of the trait. As a rule of thumb, uses should be no more or less than what you would have from the unmodified trait, or the trait modified with the Game Time modifier. This simply lets the GM permit the PC to use their trait without tying its usage with either “game time” or real time. Although it should be obvious without needed to be codified, the GM should implement the effects of this modifier in good taste. How's this look? I hope it is clear in what its intended purpose is.