Subdual

Wed Nov 26 05:25:39 CET 2003

At 12:48 PM 11/25/03 -0600, you wrote: 
>
> The cost to increase a spell to the next EL is based on the new casting cost
> and EL.  If you look at the tables in the magic  section, you'll find that
> the numbers are consistant with that.  i.e. as cost of 12 to increase a Base
> Mana 1 spell from 0 to 1.
>
>
>
> Albert Sales wrote:
>>
>> W+St... I like it. And I would still add in CB cumulatively per check, a
>> person's fortitude does help shake it off, and this also helps to speed up
>> the recovery. ... Right before I sent, I had a consideration on this. If it
>> is done as a problem-solving roll, with the difficulty achieved determining
>> amount recovered, that might work (but I'll look at that with some figures
>> another time).
>>  
>> I also have a totally off topic question: Poisons have an "Energy effect" (
>> 2D10+BL, energy points ) to determine if the poison has accumulated
enough to
>> take effect even though failure is rolled (it does so when EnL is
reduced to
>> or below zero by this factor). However, I was curious as to what happens if
>> a person has a different energy effect hit them while they are lightly
>> poisoned (while "missing energy" due to poison failure).
>> Lastly, I have a magic question. In increasing Spell ELs, the formula is
>> Casting Cost x (EL+3). Is this for the new level or the current level. (Ex.
>> BMC =1, EL =0. Casting cost at 0 is 1, is increase 3, or is it 12 for CC3
>> (EL1) and x 4 (EL1 +3))
>>
>> Sylverrs_ dragon <mailto:abnaric at HOTMAIL.COM><abnaric at HOTMAIL.COM> wrote:
>>>
>>> Though it brings a blush, I never gave this question much
consideration. I 
>>> will give it some thought before formulating a real reply. Definite facts
>>> to 
>>> consider are that unless there is something physically wrong with an 
>>> individual, he should recover from being knocked out within a few minutes
>>> or 
>>> hours. I also do not see that the fact of being subdued should have any 
>>> major long term effects other than any real damage inflicted with it. It
>>> may 
>>> be best to use a W + St type roll. Will think on it.
>>
>

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From:         "Choinski, Burton" <Burton.Choinski at MATRIXONE.COM>
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WHich index was that?  Was that the one I did of all the cultures and
groups, thus making it easier to lookup a tribe and find the main culture?

Or are you talking the Cultural power page I just looked at?  If the latter,
I'm sorry to say that is not mine, and I don't know why my name is attached
to it.  I think all the data fort that is in either the site book or was in
one of the Hero Magazines.
    -- Burton

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<P><FONT SIZE=2>WHich index was that?  Was that the one I did of all the cultures and groups, thus making it easier to lookup a tribe and find the main culture?</FONT></P>

<P><FONT SIZE=2>Or are you talking the Cultural power page I just looked at?  If the latter, I'm sorry to say that is not mine, and I don't know why my name is attached to it.  I think all the data fort that is in either the site book or was in one of the Hero Magazines.</FONT></P>

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<BR><FONT SIZE=2>email: burton.choinski at matrixone.com</FONT>
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<P><FONT SIZE=2>phone: 978-322-2135</FONT>
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 || My congratulations to Burton. His Cultural Powers index is quite
 || interesting and well done. One thing he should consider in 
 || the equation,
 || however, is the magical/metaphysical potency of the culture. 
 || In a fantasy
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