Re: (TFT) If you are left handed...

["Brennan O'Brien" <veilheim@yahoo.com>]

My issue becomes one of cost....  at IQ7, the talent costs roughly half
of the available knowledge slots of said lumbering giant....  I compare
that, in my mind, to say the costs of the vastly useful skill
Naturalist...  

Now, for me, when I run across something like this talent -- less a
learned trait and more a genetic one (again, vastly open to debate, but
it works for me), I make the costs come out of the initial point
allocation.  For example, a character with 8/8/8 and 8 to distribute
can take a trait (advantage, disadvantage) which can change the
distributed 8 point.

Just my $0,000,000.02 worth. 

Brennan


--- Pasha and or Rick Smith <pnrsmith@istar.ca> wrote:
> 	I agree this is more of an advantage than a talent.
>  Talents
> are things people should be able to 'learn'.  If it
> _IS_ a talent I also 
> agree it should have a lower IQ.  (IQ 7 I think.) 
> The question I 
> would ask my self is: "Do I mind Giants NOT being
> able to take
> this talent?"  I see no reason why their low IQ
> should prevent 
> Ambidexterous giants.
> 
> 	Just my vote.
> 
> 	Rick
> 
> >IQ 10
> >
> >AMBIDEXTEROUS  (3).  This person has trained
> him/her self to use 
> both hands...
> 
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