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From: "J. Keith Henry" <Ereskanti@***.COM>
Subject: Re: [SR3] Physical Adepts
Date: Sun, 6 Jul 1997 12:24:57 -0400
In a message dated 97-07-06 06:05:34 EDT, vanyel@*******.NET (Justin Pinnow)
writes:

>
> As a house rule, I allow PAs to gain access to 1.25 points in powers for
> every 1 point of Magic Rating they "spend" on powers. However, they can
> only use a total amount of powers equal to their Magic Rating at once.
> Basically, this allows them to change the powers they have access to
> slightly whenever they like, without giving them any more power. The
> process for altering their powers takes a few hours and basically requires
> undisturbed meditation.

A few hours? Though your idea to me has some very nice merit, I would have
to know what they have to do in order to change powers inside of a few
hours...

>
> This give the PA more flexibility, but not more power at any given time.

That much I really do like the idea of, but IMHO, this may not be the best
way for it to occur. I admit that I just haven't seen this in action, though
I've heard about on the nets for years now.

>
> I already use a take on the gradual initiation rules. I allow anyone who
> is initiating 2 Metamagical abilities per initiate grade. Also, in my
> campaign, there is no Grade 0. Thus, when you first initiate, you are a
> grade 1 initiate.
> Justin :)

I think I got lost in the "2 Metamagical" abilities area...could you describe
this a bit more, personal email if you like would be fine, but in the open
would be nicer. I'm just not familiar with what you are saying at all.
-Keith

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