FrostyNSO
Aug 1 2005, 05:48 AM
I am sorry about this, but:
When an adept initiates, he can gain a point of magic and learn a point's worth of powers, right? I forget if he can grab a metamagic too...but that's another conversation.
Can that point be "saved"? For instance: If my adept wanted to learn Quick Strike, would he be able to initiate 3 times at seperate dates and then get the power? Or is this one of those things he should do 20karma=1 powerpoint for (we use both)?
Also, can powers just be "upgraded"? Or do you have to buy imp. reflexes 3 seperate from what you've already spent on imp. reflexes 2?
Again, sorry folks.
Sharaloth
Aug 1 2005, 05:58 AM
1) I would assume you can save them, I can't remember anything explicit, though, but I'm pretty sure it's assumed you can save power points.
2) Yes, the powers are 'upgraded', to go from Imp. Reflexes 2 to 3 only costs you 2 power points, not 5. This is stated in the FAQ, and I'm sure it's general consensus enough not to be challenged.
Crusher Bob
Aug 1 2005, 05:59 AM
There are no written rules (unless they've added something in the FAQ or errata). The normal interpretations are as follows:
Power points can be 'saved up' either from initiations, or from your original allocation of 6.
When 'upgrading' powers, for example Increased Reflexes 1 to Increased Reflexes 2 to, you only 'pay' the cost difference (in this case, 1 power point).
FrostyNSO
Aug 1 2005, 06:00 AM
1) Cool, then I can RP his mystical search for the secret of the quick strike over the course of 3 initiations...bitchun.
2) Ok, that is what I figured too.
Thanks!
Method
Aug 1 2005, 04:36 PM
I think saving up power points in implicit within the rules. Otherwise the only time you could learn a power that costs more than 1 point is at character gen.
Jrayjoker
Aug 1 2005, 05:09 PM
I recall that you can (as an adept) save power points, but as a mage you have to use the benefits of initiation at the time of initiation.
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