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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Binder Fred" data-source="post: 6081708" data-attributes="member: 63746">Not at all. I'm under the impression that the dragon bits will either be entirely irrelevant if kept secret and unused OR will pose story problems when they are eventually revealed *if* balancing story reasons are not built-in from the start (in the style of "You're a *dragon*/*royalty*? You could have just burnt down the troll/asked soldiers for help in the raid? Mina didn't *have* to die?" Because you didn't have a HP available at the time). You listed a whole series of story-reasons for the CEO not to be able to (easily) use his story-only powers. In this discusion I'm asking what your dragon PC's reasons are for not being able to (easily) use his. I would tend not to allow a morph power in a force-themed array (unless it was a dragon-shaped force-field or something), especially if there isn't a clear reason why you can't use the other powers while using that one. I can't really see Baclava, for example, deciding to power stunt a morph on his attack array and have the GM's I usually play with agree to it. It could therefore be a good idea to run the idea by the GM before basing part of your background on it (?). Just saying.</blockquote>