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<blockquote data-quote="Alzrius" data-source="post: 793463" data-attributes="member: 8461">I noticed that under the section detailing how many Hero Points a Hero gets per level, it mentions that, in addition to the usual caveat of only receiving 4 HPs past 20th Hero level, it also says that if you are over twenty character levels, you also only receive 4 HPs per Hero level (i.e. a level 19 Fighter who takes two Hero levels receives 8 HPs for the first one, and 4 HPs for the second Hero level).Given that, it throws a monkey wrench into applying some of the Heroic Templates to a character. For example, if I wanted to apply the Andromedan template to a 10th level character, it would take 60 Hero levels, not 50, since there would only be ten levels granting 8 HPs, and forty granting 4 HPs, instead of the assumed twenty levels granting 8 HPs and thirty granting 4 HPs, thusly requiring another ten Hero levels to be taken.Is there going to be a fix for this, or is there already one, and I'm just not seeing it?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Alzrius, post: 793463, member: 8461"] I noticed that under the section detailing how many Hero Points a Hero gets per level, it mentions that, in addition to the usual caveat of only receiving 4 HPs past 20th Hero level, it also says that if you are over twenty character levels, you also only receive 4 HPs per Hero level (i.e. a level 19 Fighter who takes two Hero levels receives 8 HPs for the first one, and 4 HPs for the second Hero level). Given that, it throws a monkey wrench into applying some of the Heroic Templates to a character. For example, if I wanted to apply the Andromedan template to a 10th level character, it would take 60 Hero levels, not 50, since there would only be ten levels granting 8 HPs, and forty granting 4 HPs, instead of the assumed twenty levels granting 8 HPs and thirty granting 4 HPs, thusly requiring another ten Hero levels to be taken. Is there going to be a fix for this, or is there already one, and I'm just not seeing it? [/QUOTE]

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