Pricing Leveled Traits with Limitations

[vierasmarius]

Originally Posted by Peter Knutsen

It is RAW-legal to buy levels with varying Limitations, such as 1 level of DR with no Limitations, 1 level of DR with a small Limitation, and 2 more levels of DR with a couple of larger Limitations. While I know that that's legal, I'm not actually sure about how you're supposed to calculate the cost of such a construction.

Personally, I'd only round things up at the very end of the process. For example, you've got DR 1 [5] plus DR 1 (-15%) [4.25] plus DR 2 (-35%) [6.5], for a total of [15.75], rounded up to [16]. I'm not certain if that's strictly RAW however.

[Peter Knutsen]

Originally Posted by vierasmarius

Personally, I'd only round things up at the very end of the process. For example, you've got DR 1 [5] plus DR 1 (-15%) [4.25] plus DR 2 (-35%) [6.5], for a total of [15.75], rounded up to [16]. I'm not certain if that's strictly RAW however.

That would be my preference as well.

It's not usually a problem for DR, because most Limitations and Enhancements are in convenient 20% units, but it can very well be relevant for other levelled advantages.

[roguebfl]

Originally Posted by Peter Knutsen

That would be my preference as well.

It's not usually a problem for DR, because most Limitations and Enhancements are in convenient 20% units, but it can very well be relevant for other levelled advantages.

it is indeed relevant on such most commonly Innate Attack, where it has be ruled, that rounding is the very last step