RE: (TFT) New way to improve characters. --> talent points.

["rsmith" <rsmith@lightspeed.ca>]

	If the talent points increase the value
of the character then they work the same as
Dave Seagraves education, or my memory super
scripts.  If they don't increase the value of
the character when calculating exp. to go up
to the next attribute then they are VERY
attractive.  Unplayable so in my opinion.

	(An early draft of my superscripts
allowed players to buy a superscript at a full
memory cost but it did not increase the value
of the character and PC's bought MANY, MANY
superscripts.  When they cost 1/2 to buy but
increase your character cost by 1/2 then PC's
buy superscripts only when they need them.)

	Rick


-----Original Message-----
From: tft-owner@brainiac.com [mailto:tft-owner@brainiac.com]On Behalf Of
Cas and Lisa (also Silvia, Max & Viveka) Liber
Sent: Sunday, September 14, 2003 2:47 PM
To: tft@brainiac.com
Subject: Re: (TFT) New way to improve characters.


> So, a figure with ST 10, DX 10, IQ 10 and 4 talent points would be
> considered a 32 point character and would get 14 IQ points worth of
talents
> (10 for IQ and 4 for talent points).
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Hmmmmm I like it............Ty did you post this one before and I miss it?
And then does it follow that they still have the rate of XP needed for next
point as being without the 'talent' points? If so that becomes a very
attractive option, especially when one gets the IQ and prerequisites for
some juicy talents. I can see this allowing PCs to utilize and expand quite
well and yet remain as mid-point characters for a while and expanding the
length of the game before the PCs grow too powerful to unbalance the game at
a later stage.
Cas
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