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<blockquote data-quote="(Psi)SeveredHead" data-source="post: 5863258" data-attributes="member: 1165">There's already a psionic power point system in 4e you might want to check out. Personally I don't like it, but it might suit your needs. It's in the PH3.Recall that Final Fantasy doesn't use &quot;dailies&quot; as such. You can (with enough tents) rest almost anywhere, but sometimes you have to do numerous encounters without rests. Of course, you can walk around with tons of MP restore potions and have numerous ways of recovering hit points. I don't think it's possible or worthwhile to have a system that's so similar to what Final Fantasy has. You can go with an approximation.PH3's system only gives power points for encounter powers, but for something closer to FF, you could have a &quot;separate&quot; power point pool for &quot;daily&quot; powers, like Ultima. You could still only dish it out a few times per day, but you'd have more flexibility than even a wizard in how you're using your &quot;daily&quot; powers.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="(Psi)SeveredHead, post: 5863258, member: 1165"] There's already a psionic power point system in 4e you might want to check out. Personally I don't like it, but it might suit your needs. It's in the PH3. Recall that Final Fantasy doesn't use "dailies" as such. You can (with enough tents) rest almost anywhere, but sometimes you have to do numerous encounters without rests. Of course, you can walk around with tons of MP restore potions and have numerous ways of recovering hit points. I don't think it's possible or worthwhile to have a system that's so similar to what Final Fantasy has. You can go with an approximation. PH3's system only gives power points for encounter powers, but for something closer to FF, you could have a "separate" power point pool for "daily" powers, like Ultima. You could still only dish it out a few times per day, but you'd have more flexibility than even a wizard in how you're using your "daily" powers. [/QUOTE]

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