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<blockquote data-quote="Aloïsius" data-source="post: 5601236" data-attributes="member: 1191">I will soon playtest EG (slightly modified for a less &quot;dungeon heavy&quot; gameplay), and, while reading the energy drain rules, I thought that it would be nice (and evil...) if the draining creature was able to drain token from its victim. This would inflict a penalty to a drained creature even if it does not die, and will give a boost somewhat more &quot;active&quot; to the draining attacker than mere hit point healing.I'm also thinking about a way to convert the tome of battle (way of the nine swords) to EG. Its stances are more powerful than the stance feats in EG, and I don't know what to do with attacks and counters : make them work like the spells ? I guess the answer depends of the way I incorporate ToB classes, either as feat for the fighter/barbarian/monks or as entirely new classes.(of course, this is also just another shameless bump, as I wish a lot of folk to read this thread and discover this system).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Aloïsius, post: 5601236, member: 1191"] I will soon playtest EG (slightly modified for a less "dungeon heavy" gameplay), and, while reading the energy drain rules, I thought that it would be nice (and evil...) if the draining creature was able to drain token from its victim. This would inflict a penalty to a drained creature even if it does not die, and will give a boost somewhat more "active" to the draining attacker than mere hit point healing. I'm also thinking about a way to convert the tome of battle (way of the nine swords) to EG. Its stances are more powerful than the stance feats in EG, and I don't know what to do with attacks and counters : make them work like the spells ? I guess the answer depends of the way I incorporate ToB classes, either as feat for the fighter/barbarian/monks or as entirely new classes. (of course, this is also just another shameless bump, as I wish a lot of folk to read this thread and discover this system). [/QUOTE]

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