Re: (TFT) Memory house rule

[Pasha and or Rick Smith <pnrsmith@istar.ca>]

	I wrote an article called "Superscripts in TFT" which 
was posted on this mailing list a long time ago.  Part of it talked 
about the memory superscript.

	Memory is how many points of talents and spells 
your character may learn.  In the regular TFT rules this is 
always equal to your IQ.

	However even if you are not using the superscript
rules, the concept of memory can make talking about TFT
talents and spells clearer (that is, if someone goes to the 
trouble of explaining it).

	Rick

>Rick writes:
>
><In my campaign, people may take a talent one 1 IQ higher
>than their IQ but it costs them twice as much memory.  They can
>take a talent 2 IQ higher than their IQ but it costs *5 memory.  No
>higher IQ talents may be taken at any memory price.>
>
>Please explain this house rule better or I seem to have no memory where this
>concept of *memory comes from.   It's intriguing, Rick.
>
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