C_Zeree
Apr 8th, '03, 08:06 AM
Quantized (+1/4, or +3/4 if attack is special like NND or AVLD)
While Autofire allows a character build a greater power out of smaller pieces, Quantized can break a larger power into its smaller components. This advantage works best for attack powers, but it could be applied to any power with discrete “steps.” It allows a character to break up the power and apply separating dice of damage, the “steps,” as autofire shots.
Quantized Example
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88 pts - 10d6 EB with Autofire (5 shots, +1/2), Quantized (+1/4)
56 pts - 5d6 EB with Autofire (10 shots, +1), Quantized (+1/4)
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One - Allows a character to do 5 – 10d6 blasts, 10 – 5d6 blasts, 4 – 5d6 & 3 – 10d6 blasts, 20 – 2d6 & 1 – 10d6 blasts, 50 – 1d6 blasts :D, and so on.
Two – Allows a character to do 10 – 5d6 blasts, 20 – 2d6 & 2 – 5d6 blasts, 10 – 3d6 & 10 2d6 blasts, 50 – 1d6 blasts, and so on.
It is evident both are versatile powers, more so than if purchased straight autofire, hence the +1/4 advantage cost. Even though both can perform 50 – 1d6 blasts, One costs more because it can do 5 – 10d6 blasts, while Two can only do 10 – 5d6 blasts. This seems right because the more points in the EB the greater chance it has of overcoming defenses and doing real damage.
I thought about making Quantized a +0 Adv, but I could not see placing it on a placing it on a power and getting AF for free.
Quantized seems to be a particular use Advantage. I “created” it because I couldn’t get the feel of a spell right using normal autofire. However, since the work is done I wanted to contribute it to the archives.
Reviews and thoughts are welcome.
Review, stir, bake for 2 hrs @ 350 degrees, &serve when cool. :)
While Autofire allows a character build a greater power out of smaller pieces, Quantized can break a larger power into its smaller components. This advantage works best for attack powers, but it could be applied to any power with discrete “steps.” It allows a character to break up the power and apply separating dice of damage, the “steps,” as autofire shots.
Quantized Example
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88 pts - 10d6 EB with Autofire (5 shots, +1/2), Quantized (+1/4)
56 pts - 5d6 EB with Autofire (10 shots, +1), Quantized (+1/4)
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One - Allows a character to do 5 – 10d6 blasts, 10 – 5d6 blasts, 4 – 5d6 & 3 – 10d6 blasts, 20 – 2d6 & 1 – 10d6 blasts, 50 – 1d6 blasts :D, and so on.
Two – Allows a character to do 10 – 5d6 blasts, 20 – 2d6 & 2 – 5d6 blasts, 10 – 3d6 & 10 2d6 blasts, 50 – 1d6 blasts, and so on.
It is evident both are versatile powers, more so than if purchased straight autofire, hence the +1/4 advantage cost. Even though both can perform 50 – 1d6 blasts, One costs more because it can do 5 – 10d6 blasts, while Two can only do 10 – 5d6 blasts. This seems right because the more points in the EB the greater chance it has of overcoming defenses and doing real damage.
I thought about making Quantized a +0 Adv, but I could not see placing it on a placing it on a power and getting AF for free.
Quantized seems to be a particular use Advantage. I “created” it because I couldn’t get the feel of a spell right using normal autofire. However, since the work is done I wanted to contribute it to the archives.
Reviews and thoughts are welcome.
Review, stir, bake for 2 hrs @ 350 degrees, &serve when cool. :)