Different Regeneration Rates

[Anthony]

Originally Posted by nerdvana

What if you wanted different rates... like 4 or 6 hours, 30 minutes or 30 seconds? Would you just use the price for the higher level or would you use some sort of modifier to adjust it?

I'd probably just use the price for the higher level, since that's simple, but extrapolating off of the curve, it's something like:

• 10 points: 1/12 hours
• 15 points: 1/6 hours
• 20 points: 1/3 hours
• 25 points: 1/hour
• 30 points: 1/20 minutes
• 35 points: 1/8 minutes
• 40 points: 1/4 minutes
• 45 points: 1/2 minutes
• 50 points: 1/minute
• 60 points: 1/20 seconds
• 70 points: 1/8 seconds
• 80 points: 1/4 seconds
• 90 points: 1/2 seconds
• 100 points: 1/second
• 110 points: 2/second
• 120 points: 3/second
• 130 points: 5/second
• 140 points: 7/second
• 150 points: 10/second

[Witchking]

Originally Posted by Anthony

150 points: 10/second

Ok that is just Wrong!!!

I have visions of the T2 in my head now...and I play low entrophy level Sword + Sorcery most days....

*ow*


Wrong!!

[Kazander]

A reworking of the Regeneration rates was worked out by another forum poster.

You can see it here.

It's similar to Anthony's, but different enough to give you a different idea. They're close enough that either could work. Depends on which you like better.

Witchking, you know that the 10/sec version is known as Extreme Regeneration and is RAW, Basic Set page 80, right?

[Anthony]

Originally Posted by Kazander

It's similar to Anthony's, but different enough to give you a different idea.

It's a logarithmic scale in that post. You can't fit the set points of 25 = hourly, 50 = minute, 100 = second on a log scale. I used a geometric scale based on the 5.91 power of points instead, which works over the range 25-150 (150 should be 10.97), though it breaks down below 25 points.

[JCurwen3]

Originally Posted by Anthony

It's a logarithmic scale in that post. You can't fit the set points of 25 = hourly, 50 = minute, 100 = second on a log scale. I used a geometric scale based on the 5.91 power of points instead, which works over the range 25-150 (150 should be 10.97), though it breaks down below 25 points.

I think linear makes sense between levels, and especially after the Extreme level. IMO, regeneration rates above Extreme should be very expensive, with no point breaks due to better-than-linear scaling, most especially because Regeneration of HP has a built in scaling based on number of number of HP the character has.

[nerdvana]

Thank you for all the replies. Reading the thread this morning I realize now I should have mentioned that this is going to be regeneration for an Energy Reserve (with either the -60% limitiation Slow Recharge 1pt/day or the -70% limitation Special Recharge - not sure which of the two is the better option for this situation).

So two follow up questions:

1. Would this change your answers? (I assume no)
2. Which limiter is the best for this? (I assume Special Recharge)

[JCurwen3]

Originally Posted by nerdvana

Thank you for all the replies. Reading the thread this morning I realize now I should have mentioned that this is going to be regeneration for an Energy Reserve (with either the -60% limitiation Slow Recharge 1pt/day or the -70% limitation Special Recharge - not sure which of the two is the better option for this situation).

So two follow up questions:

1. Would this change your answers? (I assume no)
2. Which limiter is the best for this? (I assume Special Recharge)

It wouldn't change my answers. Regeneration has generalized rules and anything that applies to HP regen can apply to FP regen (and as an extension, ER) with the appropriate modifiers. I should note that I was involved in a thread recently where the general consensus, based on the text of "Special Recharge", is that Regeneration would not count as an ability that would work to recover ER.

[Bruno]

Originally Posted by nerdvana

1. Would this change your answers? (I assume no)
2. Which limiter is the best for this? (I assume Special Recharge)

Kromm's officially pointed out that Special Recharge doesn't count if you have reasonably unlimited Regeneration. Regeneration that works basically all the time allows automatic recovery of ER, therefore the Slow/Special recharge limitation is a crock as the utility of the ER is hardly reduced.

However, Regeneration (ER) that only works in certain environments (Kromm's example was Only In A Nuclear Reactor) or otherwise limited from working freely (probably Requires Concentrate, Takes Recharge and/or X times per Day would also count, as more examples) is a legal combo with Slow/Special Recharge, because it would only be on sometimes.

[Witchking]

Originally Posted by Kazander

Witchking, you know that the 10/sec version is known as Extreme Regeneration and is RAW, Basic Set page 80, right?

I am aware of that...I was merely stating opinion...and making a joke.

Now you will pardon me I will go back to figuring out how to jump up my 1d+1 Rapier damage some...until I can afford some of the Lowest end weapons enchantments....YMMV

[sir_pudding]

Originally Posted by Witchking

.and I play low entrophy level Sword + Sorcery most days....

What does the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics have to do with S&S Fantasy (more than it does with everything)?