>From: "Tim Ellis" <tim_at_...>
>The problem arises, of course if I have
>Flight 17 (Fly Fast +1, Fly Far, Fly High, Fly Funkily)
> in which case it is not quite so immediately obvious that spending
>two points (to raise 2 feats) is "the same as" spending three points,
>with a discount of 1 for the feat already raised.
>
>Of course it's not "the same" since a character with Flight 17 (Fly
>Fast +10, Fly Far +10, Fly High +10) will have much less chance of
>improvising a "Hover" feat than a character with Flight 7W (Fly fast,
>Fly Far, Fly High).
How about a two for one exchange rate (that is two +1 Feat points for one HP to spend on the Ability that drives them). That would make it inefficient, but allow for the player to incrementally grow and get the benefits of the Feats in the meanwhile if they prefered. I think that allows for the nifty incrmental growth idea, while also making it viable to just go for the normal growth method.
Sound good?
Mike
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