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<blockquote data-quote="Fieari" data-source="post: 3174755" data-attributes="member: 16221">The &quot;Timelord Abilities&quot; are actually called Omnific Abilities.&nbsp; They're like Salient Divine Abilities, except a bit more powerful.&nbsp; How much more powerful?Well, A Salient Divine Ability is worth six feats.&nbsp; A Salient Cosmic Ability is worth six SDAs.&nbsp; A Salient Transcendant Ability is worth six SCAs.&nbsp; A Salient Omnific Ability (only available to those with the Time Lord or High Lord templates) are worth six STAs.The Transiliant Saves ability, merely a STA (actually, 3 STAs, one for each save) makes it so that you never fail a saving throw, even on a nat 1.&nbsp; The Infinite Str, Dex, Con, etc. abilities are SOAs, and give you... well... an infinite score in those statistics.&nbsp; They also describe how to handle Infinite vs Infinite scores, in that if two characters with infinite abilities meet, certain infinite combinations cancel out, reverting the characters back to their pre-infinite stats (which is why those stats are listed in each case).So, no, the template is not being applied infinite times.&nbsp; Heck, there's a prerequisite number of HD for each application of the template anyway, so we can't legally do so anyway.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fieari, post: 3174755, member: 16221"] The "Timelord Abilities" are actually called Omnific Abilities. They're like Salient Divine Abilities, except a bit more powerful. How much more powerful? Well, A Salient Divine Ability is worth six feats. A Salient Cosmic Ability is worth six SDAs. A Salient Transcendant Ability is worth six SCAs. A Salient Omnific Ability (only available to those with the Time Lord or High Lord templates) are worth six STAs. The Transiliant Saves ability, merely a STA (actually, 3 STAs, one for each save) makes it so that you never fail a saving throw, even on a nat 1. The Infinite Str, Dex, Con, etc. abilities are SOAs, and give you... well... an infinite score in those statistics. They also describe how to handle Infinite vs Infinite scores, in that if two characters with infinite abilities meet, certain infinite combinations cancel out, reverting the characters back to their pre-infinite stats (which is why those stats are listed in each case). So, no, the template is not being applied infinite times. Heck, there's a prerequisite number of HD for each application of the template anyway, so we can't legally do so anyway. [/QUOTE]

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