Different type of mitigator, a post-trigger one?

Gudiomen · 05-26-2011, 09:15 PM

You can invert mitigator and use Trigger instead to get a notion of how much a total disadvantage this is.

The effect described, taking a drug negate epilepsy can be statted as:

- Epilepsy [-30]
- Negated Disadvantage: Eiplepsy (Common Trigger, Drug, -20%;) [24]

So, a common drug, which is somewhat expensive and hard to find, would be the same as having a -80% Mitigator on the disadvantage.

You can add limitations to the Negated Disadvantage (like maximum duration, accessibility, unreliable, etc...) and see how many points the combination costs, to get an idea of how much the Mitigator should cost.

05-26-2011, 09:15 PM	#2
Gudiomen Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: in your pocket, stealing all your change	Re: Different type of mitigator, a post-trigger one? You can invert mitigator and use Trigger instead to get a notion of how much a total disadvantage this is. The effect described, taking a drug negate epilepsy can be statted as: - Epilepsy [-30] - Negated Disadvantage: Eiplepsy (Common Trigger, Drug, -20%;) [24] So, a common drug, which is somewhat expensive and hard to find, would be the same as having a -80% Mitigator on the disadvantage. You can add limitations to the Negated Disadvantage (like maximum duration, accessibility, unreliable, etc...) and see how many points the combination costs, to get an idea of how much the Mitigator should cost.