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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Nyeshet" data-source="post: 3095987" data-attributes="member: 18363">That's not really how Binders work, but perhaps you could state that the Vestige has multiple levels of adaptability. At the weakest level it is barely bound to the Binder - only its minimal aspects 'shine' through, only its weakest powers can be used as the Bind is not strong enough to channel the greater powers. Similarly, the Binder is least affected by the binding to the vestige. Their change in personality, appearance, etc is quite minimal. Later, once they are able to work a higher level Binding, they may make use of it instead, gaining more power at the cost of potentially be more greatly affected by the vestige (in appearance, personality, etc). This could work well, I think. However, the Binder eventually gains the ability to bind multiple vestiges (even multiple higher level ones). If you are removing the ability to bind to multiple vestiges, then you might want to consider adding in some other abilities to make up for that. This will notably change the feel of the class however, as one of the core concepts of the class is the mix / match of vestiges - especially since some cannot both be bound at the same time to the same individual. (They were enemies in life, perhaps.) So the N/PC has to choose the abilities gained from this vestige over the equally attractive but different abilities gained from this other vestige.</blockquote>