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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jemal" data-source="post: 6084930" data-attributes="member: 9026">[MENTION=9191]Wrahn[/MENTION]: as it says under variable "you must place descriptors on your variable limiting it's scope".Dreams are basically unlimited.  It's like saying 'the power to do anything'.There are a few suggestions I have.A: Use just that list.  That might be enough of a limit to variable if it were 'various create/summons, plus a couple specific 'dream powers'.B: Add further descriptive limits such as 'only what the GM says someone nearby is dreaming of' Nearby being maybe a mile or so?C: Make an actual array of powers.  This would be more limited but cheaper and easier.  Exchanging a rank 5 variable for a 25 point array would net you 11 separate abilities. (Or 5 dynamic ones)OR D: Pay more for a truly 'unlimited' variable effect.  Also a note on Create: Most of the create stuff can be made with a single use of the power.  Both of your examples would fit under the same power, create doesn't need to be a specific 'object' when it's chosen.  It just has a specific size limit. Multiple variations of it are only required if you want some to have different extras (Continuous, movable, impervious, stationary) on each one.  Rank 8 Create with Precise and one extra modifier would be 25 points and be able to make anything up to 250 cubic feet.  That's a lot.  Or if you don't need any of the extras (They're all fairly circumstantial) you could just go with rank 12 Precise create for a whopping 4,000 cubic feet and if you 'need' any of the modifiers for a particular construction, use a power stunt.*NOTE: I would always suggest precise because without it you're limited to simple geometric shapes*</blockquote>

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