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<blockquote data-quote="Binder Fred" data-source="post: 7465973" data-attributes="member: 63746">Hey there GK. Went over gear and spells. Some questions/comments:Are strain points gained from drug-use permanent or can they be removed/healed with time?Jazz's elimination of Exhaustion levels seems to lead to infinite MPs for magic users? (Don't mind if I do <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />Do we add our proficiency bonus to damage? I seem to remember doing that in 5E SW but I can't find it here...Armor: Requiring training to not get disadvantage on every action for wearing an armored business suit or a lined jacket seems excessive. Considering the usual SR lethality, I think I'd either put all Light armor into the Protective Gear category (no training necessary) or give all classes Light Armor proficiency? I feel naked!The armor spell is severely underpowered, especially considering Magic-User's lack of physical armor (see above). Perhaps making it scalable with added Magnitude maybe (+X AC per Mag)?As is I'm thinking multiclassing Fighter *might* be the way to go for Intensity?Spells:Casters are heavily restricted in their number of spells known AND number of spells they can cast each day (by both MP, exhaustion levels and/or HPs). I'd suggest leaning a little bit more on the versatility side by granting 2 (or even 3) new spells per New Spell feat?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Binder Fred, post: 7465973, member: 63746"] Hey there GK. Went over gear and spells. Some questions/comments: Are strain points gained from drug-use permanent or can they be removed/healed with time? Jazz's elimination of Exhaustion levels seems to lead to infinite MPs for magic users? (Don't mind if I do :) Do we add our proficiency bonus to damage? I seem to remember doing that in 5E SW but I can't find it here... [B]Armor: [/B] Requiring training to not get disadvantage on every action for wearing an armored business suit or a lined jacket seems excessive. Considering the usual SR lethality, I think I'd either put all Light armor into the Protective Gear category (no training necessary) or give all classes Light Armor proficiency? I feel naked! The armor spell is severely underpowered, especially considering Magic-User's lack of physical armor (see above). Perhaps making it scalable with added Magnitude maybe (+X AC per Mag)? As is I'm thinking multiclassing Fighter *might* be the way to go for Intensity? [B]Spells:[/B] Casters are heavily restricted in their number of spells known AND number of spells they can cast each day (by both MP, exhaustion levels and/or HPs). I'd suggest leaning a little bit more on the versatility side by granting 2 (or even 3) new spells per New Spell feat? [/QUOTE]

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