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<blockquote data-quote="Mustrum_Ridcully" data-source="post: 4133971" data-attributes="member: 710">Despite my initial belief that Iron Heroes is &quot;obsolte&quot; with 4E, there might still be room for it.The idea of using Tokens to &quot;fuel&quot; powers, instead of just declaring them &quot;per encounter&quot; or &quot;daily&quot; might work.Simply system might be:Daily powers cost - 10 TokensEncounter Powers - 3 TokensAttack Action - Gain 3 TokenBasic Attack - Gain 2 Token (yes, a non-powered attack gets you token)Minor Action - Gain 1 TokenYou can use only one option per round to gain token.After 1 minute of rest, all tokens are lost. (Insert clever rule that ensure that no one tries to charge up himself all the time by hitting his comrades and similar stupid stuff)Off course, using this system, daily powers are definitely no longer daily at all, but you really need to be conservative with your tokens.It will provide a different play experience from 4E, but you might be able to keep the powers.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mustrum_Ridcully, post: 4133971, member: 710"] Despite my initial belief that Iron Heroes is "obsolte" with 4E, there might still be room for it. The idea of using Tokens to "fuel" powers, instead of just declaring them "per encounter" or "daily" might work. Simply system might be: Daily powers cost - 10 Tokens Encounter Powers - 3 Tokens Attack Action - Gain 3 Token Basic Attack - Gain 2 Token (yes, a non-powered attack gets you token) Minor Action - Gain 1 Token You can use only one option per round to gain token. After 1 minute of rest, all tokens are lost. (Insert clever rule that ensure that no one tries to charge up himself all the time by hitting his comrades and similar stupid stuff) Off course, using this system, daily powers are definitely no longer daily at all, but you really need to be conservative with your tokens. It will provide a different play experience from 4E, but you might be able to keep the powers. [/QUOTE]

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