dugfromthearth
Sep 29th, '03, 08:20 PM
suppress says it costs END to use, and remains in effect as long as the attacker pays END.
And the same suppress can be used repeatedly on the same character, and the effect is cumulative
but you have to buy continuous to make it continue to affect a target phase after phase without an attack roll.
at 0 END cost, suppress lasts until there is some reasonably common way to regain the power.
So my reading of that is:
Character Adam rolls to hit Bob and hits him with 1d6 of suppress.
As long as Adam continues to pay END Bob has 1d6 suppressed, without Adam having to make another attack roll.
Adam could make another attack roll and hit Bob for another 1d6 of suppression - so Bob would be down 2d6.
Or Adam could buy continuous with suppression so that every one of Adam's phases, Bob would take another 1d6 suppression, continuous.
is this correct?
And the same suppress can be used repeatedly on the same character, and the effect is cumulative
but you have to buy continuous to make it continue to affect a target phase after phase without an attack roll.
at 0 END cost, suppress lasts until there is some reasonably common way to regain the power.
So my reading of that is:
Character Adam rolls to hit Bob and hits him with 1d6 of suppress.
As long as Adam continues to pay END Bob has 1d6 suppressed, without Adam having to make another attack roll.
Adam could make another attack roll and hit Bob for another 1d6 of suppression - so Bob would be down 2d6.
Or Adam could buy continuous with suppression so that every one of Adam's phases, Bob would take another 1d6 suppression, continuous.
is this correct?