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<blockquote data-quote="Someone" data-source="post: 3389772" data-attributes="member: 5656">I dn't think it's much harder work than witing a set of feats. It could be as simple as slashing the attack bonuses and save DCs all across the board, say from -5 to up to -10 (let's suppose it's because you don't know the opponents vulnerabilities, or need to study his fighting style, or something). Also, casters can't cast their X highest level spells; they need to &quot;gather enough energy&quot;Spending one round atacking with a further penalty, or casting a very low level spell gives you one (or two) action tokens. Spending a round doing just a move action (&quot;Catching your breath&quot;) gives you two (or three). You can spend one action token at any point of your turn to work normally, without penalties, for one round.If you want even longer combats you can decide that you can spend action tokens as an immediate action to power your defenses (gain AC bonuses, temporal hit points or save bonuses)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Someone, post: 3389772, member: 5656"] I dn't think it's much harder work than witing a set of feats. It could be as simple as slashing the attack bonuses and save DCs all across the board, say from -5 to up to -10 (let's suppose it's because you don't know the opponents vulnerabilities, or need to study his fighting style, or something). Also, casters can't cast their X highest level spells; they need to "gather enough energy" Spending one round atacking with a further penalty, or casting a very low level spell gives you one (or two) action tokens. Spending a round doing just a move action ("Catching your breath") gives you two (or three). You can spend one action token at any point of your turn to work normally, without penalties, for one round. If you want even longer combats you can decide that you can spend action tokens as an immediate action to power your defenses (gain AC bonuses, temporal hit points or save bonuses) [/QUOTE]

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