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<blockquote data-quote="Greg K" data-source="post: 5807195" data-attributes="member: 5038">Here is why I like M&amp;M Hero Points and True20 Conviction&nbsp; 1. Re-Roll: mprove a roll and take the better of the two (add +10 bonus if the reroll is 10 or less). You must announce the re-roll before the DM tells you the result of the roll. In D&amp;D this would apply to d20 rolls (attacks, saves, skills)2. Heroic Feat: Duplicate a feat you don't have as long as you meet the pre-requisites.3. Dodge Bonus: retain your dodge bonus if you could still otherwise act.4. Surge: take an additional stake move action5. Cancel Fatigue: Cancel the effects of fatigue (including from spells and extra effort*) by one level. 5. Recovera. immediately, shake off being stunned or fatiguedb. if exhausted become fatiguedc. Trigger a second Wind if you have taken damage, but are not disabled or dying. If disabled, you can take a strenuous action with out getting worse.(In D&amp;D, this would be tied to whether or not you failed the first death and dying roll)6. Escape Death: Stabilize a dying character (You or someone you are aiding)7. Inspiration: once per session get a hint or clue from the DM8. Dramatic editing (optional): with GM approval you can spend a hero point to dramatically edit a scene to grant an advantage. Find *Extra Effort: The character gains the benefit of one of the following as a free action, but becomes fatigued on the following round&nbsp; (if already fatigued they become exhausted and , if already exhausted, they fall unconscious. See spending a hero point to cancel fatigue above)1. +2 bonus on a non-attack roll2. +5 to strength to determine how much a character can lift/carry for 1/round3. double movement for one round4&nbsp; Will Save: Gain an immediate Will Save to shake off an ongoing effects that allow for Will Save (including from Supernatural abilities)M&amp;M also allows extra effort to temporarily either&nbsp; boost the power of a spell or add the equivalent of&nbsp; a metamagic feat.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Greg K, post: 5807195, member: 5038"] Here is why I like M&M Hero Points and True20 Conviction 1. Re-Roll: mprove a roll and take the better of the two (add +10 bonus if the reroll is 10 or less). You must announce the re-roll before the DM tells you the result of the roll. In D&D this would apply to d20 rolls (attacks, saves, skills) 2. Heroic Feat: Duplicate a feat you don't have as long as you meet the pre-requisites. 3. Dodge Bonus: retain your dodge bonus if you could still otherwise act. 4. Surge: take an additional stake move action 5. Cancel Fatigue: Cancel the effects of fatigue (including from spells and extra effort*) by one level. 5. Recover a. immediately, shake off being stunned or fatigued b. if exhausted become fatigued c. Trigger a second Wind if you have taken damage, but are not disabled or dying. If disabled, you can take a strenuous action with out getting worse. (In D&D, this would be tied to whether or not you failed the first death and dying roll) 6. Escape Death: Stabilize a dying character (You or someone you are aiding) 7. Inspiration: once per session get a hint or clue from the DM 8. Dramatic editing (optional): with GM approval you can spend a hero point to dramatically edit a scene to grant an advantage. Find *Extra Effort: The character gains the benefit of one of the following as a free action, but becomes fatigued on the following round (if already fatigued they become exhausted and , if already exhausted, they fall unconscious. See spending a hero point to cancel fatigue above) 1. +2 bonus on a non-attack roll 2. +5 to strength to determine how much a character can lift/carry for 1/round 3. double movement for one round 4 Will Save: Gain an immediate Will Save to shake off an ongoing effects that allow for Will Save (including from Supernatural abilities) M&M also allows extra effort to temporarily either boost the power of a spell or add the equivalent of a metamagic feat. [/QUOTE]

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