A character has an 2d6 Aid , Can Add up to 30 points; Continuous (+1) [58 AP]; Cost Endurance (-½).
This power cost the character 6 END every phase. Once he hits the maximum, of 30 pts, he wants to maintain the power without it costing him the full 6 END.
If he wanted to pay for only 1d6 Aid, it would still cost him 4 END, right?
(10 AP for 1d6 Aid, +9 for extra maximum, x2 = 38 AP)
(This assumes that if he lets the power lapse, he would loose an action because activating an Aid is concidered an attack action, even when you use it on yourself.)
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A character has an 2d6 Aid , Can Add up to 30 points; Continuous (+1) [58 AP]; Cost Endurance (-½).
This power cost the character 6 END every phase. Once he hits the maximum, of 30 pts, he wants to maintain the power without it costing him the full 6 END.
If he wanted to pay for only 1d6 Aid, it would still cost him 4 END, right?
(10 AP for 1d6 Aid, +9 for extra maximum, x2 = 38 AP)
(This assumes that if he lets the power lapse, he would loose an action because activating an Aid is concidered an attack action, even when you use it on yourself.)
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