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<blockquote data-quote="the-golem" data-source="post: 5099460" data-attributes="member: 87242">How would you use this system? I'm sure it's something done at character creation, obviously, but is there a cap, do you allow starting merit and flaw slots?Additionally, not to nitpick, but ... the prereqs for constitution are a bit, er .. off, to me. A Con of 15 is truthfully quite high, compared to a commoner with a Con of 9-10. Thus, I would impose a pre-req similar to this. Being feeble and frail would have you being less-hardy than the &quot;average&quot;, so having a higher-than average Con and thus &quot;more hardy&quot; works against the flaw of feeble and frail. Secondly, someone who is feeble is, according to my trusty Merriam-Webster, &quot;remarkedly lacking in strength&quot; .. A feeble person might not be able to pack a punch, but could still have a healthy body and immune system. A frail person would in truth be the one with the &quot;pysically weak&quot; body.Just some food for thought, shutting up now.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="the-golem, post: 5099460, member: 87242"] How would you use this system? I'm sure it's something done at character creation, obviously, but is there a cap, do you allow starting merit and flaw slots? Additionally, not to nitpick, but ... the prereqs for constitution are a bit, er .. off, to me. A Con of 15 is truthfully quite high, compared to a commoner with a Con of 9-10. Thus, I would impose a pre-req similar to this. Being feeble and frail would have you being less-hardy than the "average", so having a higher-than average Con and thus "more hardy" works against the flaw of feeble and frail. Secondly, someone who is feeble is, according to my trusty Merriam-Webster, "remarkedly lacking in strength" .. A feeble person might not be able to pack a punch, but could still have a healthy body and immune system. A frail person would in truth be the one with the "pysically weak" body. Just some food for thought, shutting up now. [/QUOTE]

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