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<blockquote data-quote="Balesir" data-source="post: 6112305" data-attributes="member: 27160">I was thinking something similar - it sounds like it could work well:- Start the characters at 0-th level with a few Fate points;- Allow Fate points to be spent to make 'page 42'-type moves and similar cool &quot;pull out the stops&quot; actions - for your own character or for others;- Each FP spent is swapped for one class ability, ideally appropriate to the way you used the Fate point;- When all the FPs are gone, you are at 1st level (and are told that you can use 'page 42' style stunts without spending points, now).Sounds to me like a great way to introduce beginners, could even be fun for seasoned players and introduces improvised moves right up front in the game - result! It could even be used to restrict a mix'n'match type multiclass system, if that's your bag - just gain and spend FPs to get class abilities of your new class, one per level.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Balesir, post: 6112305, member: 27160"] I was thinking something similar - it sounds like it could work well: - Start the characters at 0-th level with a few Fate points; - Allow Fate points to be spent to make 'page 42'-type moves and similar cool "pull out the stops" actions - for your own character or for others; - Each FP spent is swapped for one class ability, ideally appropriate to the way you used the Fate point; - When all the FPs are gone, you are at 1st level (and are told that you can use 'page 42' style stunts without spending points, now). Sounds to me like a great way to introduce beginners, could even be fun for seasoned players and introduces improvised moves right up front in the game - result! It could even be used to restrict a mix'n'match type multiclass system, if that's your bag - just gain and spend FPs to get class abilities of your new class, one per level. [/QUOTE]

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