Quoting Joey Beutel <mejobo@comcast.net>:
Its an interesting discussion that I could be persuaded on, but Idisagree with your (non)proposal.
Not surprisiing, as I disagree with it myself.
However, using the 32 points as a 'standard' for most NPCs (farmers, guards, levied spearmen, etc) its been suggested that 32 points (and perhaps more importantly, the number of talents this usually entails)are too many.
I have things set up so that most adults are 32 points. But I also use the job tables, and you saw what sort of advancement curve that shows. So there's a fair number of high-point people out there. And I don't find the number of Talents to be out of line. A typical 32-point character generally doesn't go much above 11 for IQ, including most Wizards. That's maybe 5-6 Talents. For a fighter, a couple Weapon Talents, and something to otherwise help their fighting, and you're already more than halfway full, and that's just to get to where a D&D character starts.
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