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I like slow and steady so 9-10 for me. I'd probably retire characters around this time.

Lost cause. Anything you do will be countered by some other method. Accept that it’s just an informal poll that gauges interest in a limited way.

Well, I’ve eliminated one of them anyway. I have an extremely low tolerance for thread jacking.

Sure. Businesses and fan bases are going to market. I think the real value is in the nominated list. You get to see games you might not know exist otherwise. The winner is always going to be subjective.

There’s no way to control this.

How do you do boons?

So what would be the overall chance at high vs low for a 7 vs 17? Low 7 at 35% then 25% High 7 at 35% then 10%

Does this factor in the original chance to succeed? 35% for the 7 and 85% for the 17?

Just good business practice honestly.

Yeah, one class where they were a bit overly specific about it. It wasn't helpful.

They made us color code ours in biology.

This was the site I came across: https://richardsolomon.com/artists/gregory-manchess/

Good point - we haven't gone deep enough to have adventure added banes but that won't be long I think. 😂

And all conditions are healed over a shift, but that requires a safe haven.

I think I might ask each player directly how it's going to impact them, and we need to jointly agree that it will be a negative effect, not twisted into something that doesn't make sense.

Ah good point. So basically one condition heal per 6 hours. even if you do it over a stretch.

But doesn't each condition only affect one stat? You wouldn't have 2 stacked banes on CON, for example, you'd have a bane on CON and say AGL if I read things correctly? And yes, I know it's on associated skills as well.

It's bad, yeah, but pretty easily remedied with a stretch rest.

His other work is excellent. Great eye, and based on some of his other customers, my guess is he'd be pricey.

The other mechanic I am really liking is the Healing skill. It doesn't simply give you immediate HP on success but rather augments healing done while doing a normal stretch rest. So simple, but you wonder why no one has thought of it before.