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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jaldaen" data-source="post: 2035266" data-attributes="member: 214">The dream points are standard for each character (modified by Charisma, of course ;-), but the class abilities are definately "dream templates" added onto the characters when they are in a dreamscape ;-)Which reminds me... all of the standard races have unique dream traits (I provide guidlines to determine racial dream traits for non-standard races)... also like "dream templates." ;-)I provide a number of different methods to determine how characters gain xp in a dreamscape depending on how deadly the GM wishes his dreamscape to be... I go into a discussion of different types of dreamers: slumbering characters (those who enter the dreamscape in a subconscious state), awakened characters (those who enter in a lucid, but only quasi-real/non-corporeal state), corporeal characters (those who enter physically into a dreamscape), and native characters (those who are actually born within a dream or in fact part of the dream ;-). Each type has a discussion. Each type of dreamer has a number of variant "forms" they could take within a dream that effect how xp is dealt with and depend upon how vulnerable those forms are... for example a slumbering character in figment form is at no physical risk (no xp from combat), however roleplaying/story line xp rewards are encouraged, whereas the same character in psychic form is at great physical risk (think Nightmare on Elm Street ;-).I also present a number of "dreamer type" templates to  Normally they replenish completely every eight hours (rest cycle), however there is a variant rule that allows you regenerate them at an hourly rate (not completely of course ;-)Beside the hourly regeneration rate there are about a half dozen other variant dream point rules... including attacking dream points (allowing characters & monsters to attack each other's dream points) and backlashes (when a character tries to bend the dreamscape too much too fast, the dreamscape might just push back ;-)I hope these answers have helped clarify a few things for you... if you have more questions feel free to ask ;-)Good Gaming,Joseph</blockquote>

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