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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Death By Surfeit" data-source="post: 624969" data-attributes="member: 8646">Some very good contributions, Vrayven. It's nice to know that we're not taking up the mantle alone! I think that your descriptions of the status conditions are extensive, applicable to all conditions and as concise as they could be - in short, I'm willing to run with them as they are. I look forward to anything else you can come up with!Sorn, I'm glad you agree with the Prowess check, and the varying ability modifier introduces a nice element - we'd include guidelines for when each can be applied, and so on. With regards the bonus to arousal spellcasting, I reckon that should lie as a feat to take advantage of your arousal - indeed, I had written one up for the DbS conversion v1.1, and will post it here, along with its prerequisite:COITAL CASTING (General)Your physical arousal only improves your spellcasting abilities.Prerequisites: Coital Concentration, 8 or more ranks in Prowess, 12 or more ranks in ConcentrationBenefit: You may add your Arousal penalty as an arousal bonus to the DCs of all your sensual spells.COITAL CONCENTRATION (General)You remain focused even whilst physically aroused.Prerequisites: Sensual spellcaster, 4 or more ranks in Prowess, 6 or more ranks in ConcentrationBenefit: With a successful Will save (DC 15), you may ignore all penalties from Arousal for one round, including Concentration checks. Using this, you may even act normally whilst Climaxed.Normal: Levels of Arousal infer penalties on skill checks, attack rolls and saves. Spells require Concentration checks to cast successfully. Characters are considered helpless whilst Climaxed.Sensual spellcasting can be replaced with spells of the Arousal descriptor if we aren't partitioning spellcasting.This leaves only the core arousal mechanic to be decided upon. I favour the hardcore rules from part 5 of the DbS conversion as a framework, but then again I'm just plain biased.Keep up the good work!</blockquote>

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