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From: Brian Moore <mooreb@*****.FAC.COM>
Subject: Re: Initiation Advancement (Re: Foretelling)
Date: Sun, 28 Dec 1997 13:16:54 -0500
Ereskanti <Ereskanti@***.COM> said:
> ...
> We have altered things a bit in our games concerning Quickenings and the
> like....the highest force spell cannot exceed the Grade of the Magician in
> question. We used the concept of "Dispelling" as a basis for the argument.

That sounds reasonable. Still, most Quickenings are either low Force
(if it goes away, I'll spend another 1 karma on it), or high Force (no
one is goign to frag with This).

> The second one concerns being in multiple groups. We've been treating it like
> people now treat being in multiple Karmic Team Pools. Being in one group is
> one thing, karma costs do not alter in any way other than for Initiation Grade
> Advancement. However, being "recognized" in more than one group for being
a
> grade that "Group A might accept, but Group B says BS about" is another
> matter. We require the individual to spend an amount of karma equal to the
> target grade paid to each group other than that group the person did the
> advancement with as a sort of "Appeasement" to the groups AC.

It also sounds reasonable. It makes it cost more to be in multiple
groups, but not much more. It can get expensive at the higher grades,
but then again so can Initiation.

> That Help explain a few things?

Yep, but you can still "join one group for abilities, another for
grade".

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