> If the players are the heroes, then their ratings determine the
rest
> of the world. If you think they are equal to Kallyr, then Kallyr's
> abilities should be in the same range as the players's. If they
> aren't on Kallyr's level, then her abilities are a mastery higher.
I completely agree with David. Remember, the abilities of NPCs can easily be pegged to that of your players.
> I think it's extremely rare for Jeff or me to give out more than 1
> directed HP per skill (exceptions being something heroquest-
related,
> or an unusual follower or relationship gained during play).
Yeah. In fact I'm unaware of David and I ever doing that period.
> I wonder if anyone in our games has ever kept track of total HP
> awarded? I know I haven't.
I certainly haven't!!! I just review the characters every know and then.
> >Just another reason why I don't generally like films.
> >Suspension of disbelief can only take so much. Why
> >that particular format has to assume the audience are
> >morons has always been beyond me. If books can
> >"cut-scene" to a realistic time-frame, not a stupid
> >one, what's so hard about getting it right on-screen?
> I don't think there's any real difference -- books can jump big
> amounts of time, too.
I agree - I'm sorry you generally dislike films. Next thing you'll be saying is you don't like Shakespearean tragedies or something crazy like that!
Jeff
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