SteveZilla
Jul 3rd, '07, 07:27 PM
Hi Steve. In an earlier post, you gave this answer:
Yes. If Healing has the Variable Effect Advantage, the restriction on re-using Healing applies per Characteristic/Power/whatever applied to. For example, if a character uses Healing 1d6, Variable Effect (any one Characteristic at a time) to Heal someone’s STUN, the re-use restriction then applies to STUN, but not any other Characteristic. A couple minutes later he could use it to Heal the same target’s PRE; then the re-use restriction applies to PRE starting at that point.
The question I have (a point of clarification, really), is: After Healing STUN, then PRE (like above), does the re-use restriction applies to both (all, really) of the Characteristics/Powers/whatever and not just the latest one Healed? I think it'd be both/all, but your answer was a bit vague to me. :)
Yes. If Healing has the Variable Effect Advantage, the restriction on re-using Healing applies per Characteristic/Power/whatever applied to. For example, if a character uses Healing 1d6, Variable Effect (any one Characteristic at a time) to Heal someone’s STUN, the re-use restriction then applies to STUN, but not any other Characteristic. A couple minutes later he could use it to Heal the same target’s PRE; then the re-use restriction applies to PRE starting at that point.
The question I have (a point of clarification, really), is: After Healing STUN, then PRE (like above), does the re-use restriction applies to both (all, really) of the Characteristics/Powers/whatever and not just the latest one Healed? I think it'd be both/all, but your answer was a bit vague to me. :)