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Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Eindhoven, the Netherlands
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If your powers are advantages, then your enchantments are probably advantages too. Say you want to make a flaming sword. You don't have a "GURPS Magic Flaming Sword Enchantment" because you're using Powers-As-Advantages, so you need to devise a set of advantages that represent a flaming sword. There are a lot of ways to do that: You can just give the sword a set of advantages, or you can require that players pay for the cost of the advantage themselves with the gadget limitation, etc. In GURPS Magic, you'd then need to spend a ton of fatigue to make your enchanted sword. How do you determine the cost of a magical sword in a powers-as-advantages system? The first option is to use Gadgeteer, as Bill points out, and simply assign it a difficulty and creation cost. My proposal is to treat it like energy again, but with 25 energy (or days of work) counting as 1 character point. Ergo, if the final advantage cost for the sword is 5 points, it'll take you 125 days to "enchant" it. If you need a standard cost for items enchanted using powers-as-advantages, I recommend the Metatronic Generator articles by Christopher Rice, as they translate point-cost into $ fairly nicely.
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