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<blockquote data-quote="Sphyre" data-source="post: 4081936" data-attributes="member: 55424">I agree.&nbsp; From all the words in my vast vocabulary, it's the best word I know that explains my vision of what martial powers are.I think it'll take time to sink in for people to learn the lesser used noun definition of the word exploit much like many other games introduce other terminology that otherwise isn't mainstream in our culture, yet still exists.&nbsp; A good example is actually the word &quot;feat.&quot;&nbsp; It was introduced, and how often would someone use the word feat?&nbsp; A great feat of strength.&nbsp; It's rarely used in every day speech and is usually only used in novels or stories or by people who have a higher retention for scarcely used words; yet third edition introduced them and people became more comfortable with the word.As such, I think in time people will accept the word exploit as much as they have accepted the word feat.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sphyre, post: 4081936, member: 55424"] I agree. From all the words in my vast vocabulary, it's the best word I know that explains my vision of what martial powers are. I think it'll take time to sink in for people to learn the lesser used noun definition of the word exploit much like many other games introduce other terminology that otherwise isn't mainstream in our culture, yet still exists. A good example is actually the word "feat." It was introduced, and how often would someone use the word feat? A great feat of strength. It's rarely used in every day speech and is usually only used in novels or stories or by people who have a higher retention for scarcely used words; yet third edition introduced them and people became more comfortable with the word. As such, I think in time people will accept the word exploit as much as they have accepted the word feat. [/QUOTE]

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