> > > > It has been mentioned before. It has also been mentioned that
> > > > augmenting is often not worthwhile, so using an optional rule
> that
> > > > makes augmentation more worthwhile might not be a bad idea.
> > >
> > > True... now, if using the 1/10 'automatic augments' do
> you add the
> 5
> > > first, or just give a +1 to the augment (for simplicity and
> > > generosity)?
>
> What we did was ignored the +5 but allowed a +1/10, rounding up
> fractions (5w gives a +3) rather than dropping all fractions.
>
> Jeff
So I assume you round up magical automatic augments and round down
mundane automatic augments? That would seem a reasonable way to do it if
so.
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