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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">True. I should have looked it up.<br>
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Alex K<br>
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On 5/1/2013 9:19 AM, Thomas O. Magann Jr. wrote:<br>
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I'm reading the cart right, H<font size="2">u</font>mans can
hit a 5 mult in C<font size="2">, <font size="2">t</font>oo</font>.<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">The only ones to get a
multiplier higher than four are those races that already
get the multiplier higher than four in those attributes
(Dwarves in C, Sidh and Humans in Ap if GM allows any
change in that attribute). The optional rule as I wrote
it still has the racial maximum to attribute
multipliers, it just allows one to improve past the
starting multipliers towards that racial maximum with a
lot of xp devoted towards that improvement.<br>
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Alex K<br>
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On 5/1/2013 1:35 AM, Melkor wrote:<br>
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i really cannot understand this house rule:<br>
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I'm begging for help. The only thing that i got (if
i'm not wrong) is that the author is suggesting that
players may use a multiplier more than that
officially allowed by the original rules (4.0) for
each characteristic during character creation.<br>
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If so, i didn't understand how he provides "logical"
argument for that. He seems to suggest that you can
do that if you have an high amount of experience
points (did i get it?).<br>
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I would like to understand this rule in detail
because this aspect of the game matters a lot to me.<br>
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I mean,i find fascinating the possibility of having
a multiplier higher than four. i don't want
characters in my game to be super-heroes,
nonetheless having the chance of assigning a 5.0
multiplier when you create a new character is
intriguing, especially if you can provide ground to
"support" this claim and decision.<br>
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thanks in advance<br>
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