06-07-2013, 05:47 PM | #11 | ||||
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Re: High Powered Fantasy - will "Supers" help me?
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But I seem to have overlooked the part on gods in Fantasy, and I have read it not so long ago. Thanks for pointing this out!
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06-07-2013, 09:01 PM | #12 |
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Re: High Powered Fantasy - will "Supers" help me?
I've not weighed in on the point issue, because it's quite secondary. I imagine you could make "normal" people on 1,000 points, if you tried; e.g., a wealthy Businessman/king/president who is a genius or nearly so, like King Solomon or Tony Stark. You could easily do so with 500.
You can also make world-shattering powers on 50 points. There's a 50-point powers thread that has one toxic cyclical innate attack that would destroy every living thing in the known universe, IIRC. So, points aren't everything when judging the power level of a campaign. You're doing the right thing by offering templates. A 250 DF template combined with a 250-point super-power template would work really well. But, that's still a long way from 1,000. Like I say, though, the brick is a 1,000-point template in Supers, so it's not out of the question. Let us know how things go! :)
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