What Power-Ups do you want to see?

[Phantasm]

Seconding Power-Ups: Gadgeteering!

[Humabout]

Originally Posted by Phantasm

Seconding Power-Ups: Gadgeteering!

Thirding it! Please write this, Kromm!

[vicky_molokh]

Originally Posted by DreadDomain

All of this (maybe in a single P-U) would be good. I would certainly be interested in skills that would be in between current skills and wildcards with of course a much shorter list of skills.

Now, admittedly, my actual wish is the best writers of SJG writing a supplement that swaps the system to a total of 20-30 skills total and probably deprecates DX/IQ entirely, but I think the three PU offers are a more plausible wish.

[naloth]

Originally Posted by DreadDomain

Within that context, I would like a full blown supplemental on KyoS where fundamentals like HP, damage, DR, size, etc of living beings, equipment and objects would be revisited and how this scaling impacts other advantages and disadvantages.

Another vote for PU: LogGurps ;)

Afflictions: updated and repriced could use a supplement of its own. It's basically the go to advantage for blessing, cursing, auras, any non-damaging attack.

[DreadDomain]

Originally Posted by Phantasm

Seconding Power-Ups: Gadgeteering!

Yes! That too!

[Þorkell]

Power-Ups: Power-Ups An entire book about how to use the Power-Ups line of books.

[vicky_molokh]

Originally Posted by naloth

Another vote for PU: LogGurps ;)

Have you ever heard of the lord and savour EABA? . .

Originally Posted by naloth

Afflictions: updated and repriced could use a supplement of its own. It's basically the go to advantage for blessing, cursing, auras, any non-damaging attack.

Ooh yeah, PU: Alternative Afflictions!

[tbone]

Gadgeteering is a good suggestion. It can cover Gizmos as well, if there's much more to be said about those.

Also, someone's probably suggested this already, but a deep dive into Allies/Dependents/Patrons/etc. would be interesting. (Or is that a topic for Social Engineering?)

And here's an oddball topic that could go into a book on allies: playing multiple PCs instead of one (as in, "Instead of a high-level PC, can I have two low-level PCs?"). I myself haven't been involved in a game where one player wants to have a handful or a swarm of low-powered PCs, and I don't know how many GMs would even want to allow it, but it'd be interesting to read the thoughts of master GMs on how it can be done.

[evileeyore]

Originally Posted by tbone

And here's an oddball topic that could go into a book on allies: playing multiple PCs instead of one (as in, "Instead of a high-level PC, can I have two low-level PCs?"). I myself haven't been involved in a game where one player wants to have a handful or a swarm of low-powered PCs, and I don't know how many GMs would even want to allow it, but it'd be interesting to read the thoughts of master GMs on how it can be done.

For this it's really genre dependant... but a look at turning Duplication into a UBC for running multiple Characters and how much the price should change based on the 'Dupe' pool having different stats and skills and not actually being Dupes.

I'm thinking not much price difference.

[Anders]

Originally Posted by naloth

Another vote for PU: LogGurps ;)

Afflictions: updated and repriced could use a supplement of its own. It's basically the go to advantage for blessing, cursing, auras, any non-damaging attack.

Both of these would be great.