Micron carries a shrinking pill in a locket around his neck. When he takes the pill, he shrinks to miniscule size for exactly one hour, then reverts to his normal size. It does not allow him to change size during that hour (although the effect can be cancelled by dousing him with water). His player has bought this as Shrinking with 1 Continuing Charge lasting 1 hour, for a -1/4 limitation.
Minute Man has a magical amulet that , when rubbed, grants him the power to shrink to miniscule size for 1 hour. While it is active, he can freely change between being really small and normal size. After that hour it doesn't work again until the next day. His player has also bought this as Shrinking with 1 Continuing Charge lasting 1 hour, for a -1/4 limitation.
Which of these is the correct use of Continuing Charges?
If it's Micron, could Minuteman achieve his effect by paying more for Charges?
If Minuteman's power is the correct default behavior for continuing charges, does Micron get a greater limitation for charges?
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Micron carries a shrinking pill in a locket around his neck. When he takes the pill, he shrinks to miniscule size for exactly one hour, then reverts to his normal size. It does not allow him to change size during that hour (although the effect can be cancelled by dousing him with water). His player has bought this as Shrinking with 1 Continuing Charge lasting 1 hour, for a -1/4 limitation.
Minute Man has a magical amulet that , when rubbed, grants him the power to shrink to miniscule size for 1 hour. While it is active, he can freely change between being really small and normal size. After that hour it doesn't work again until the next day. His player has also bought this as Shrinking with 1 Continuing Charge lasting 1 hour, for a -1/4 limitation.
Which of these is the correct use of Continuing Charges?
If it's Micron, could Minuteman achieve his effect by paying more for Charges?
If Minuteman's power is the correct default behavior for continuing charges, does Micron get a greater limitation for charges?
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