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<blockquote data-quote="zero skill LPB" data-source="post: 1433579" data-attributes="member: 9941">It might seem a bit too powerful at first glance, but I don't think it will be when played out. The players that go for max HP on level up through FP expenditure are effectively nerfing their ability to Do Something Cool or Save Their Butt at some later point for a slightly inflated sense of security (HP buffer) on the front-end. I'll find out how it balances out once we're up and running, though; I know for certain that one player will DEFINITELY be spending the FP from max HP (he always rolls like crap) and another player will DEFINITELY be rolling for HP (he sucks up additional randomness whenever it's offered).AP? Heh, screwed by my own shorthand! AP = Action Points. I plan on doling out an initial stipend (1d6) + giving an additional amount on level up (+1d6) + allowing players to earn additional AP for doing things that push the story forward in interesting ways.Make sense?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="zero skill LPB, post: 1433579, member: 9941"] It might seem a bit too powerful at first glance, but I don't think it will be when played out. The players that go for max HP on level up through FP expenditure are effectively nerfing their ability to Do Something Cool or Save Their Butt at some later point for a slightly inflated sense of security (HP buffer) on the front-end. I'll find out how it balances out once we're up and running, though; I know for certain that one player will DEFINITELY be spending the FP from max HP (he always rolls like crap) and another player will DEFINITELY be rolling for HP (he sucks up additional randomness whenever it's offered). AP? Heh, screwed by my own shorthand! AP = Action Points. I plan on doling out an initial stipend (1d6) + giving an additional amount on level up (+1d6) + allowing players to earn additional AP for doing things that push the story forward in interesting ways. Make sense? [/QUOTE]

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