Corrugath

Re: Multiform I think you guys are missing my point. It's not even about creating alternate forms that are more powerful than a base form but rather how simplistic it is to create a sort of "Jack of all Trades, Master of Everything" character. The versatility is absurd. Even the examples in the book are all ridiculous. That said, I'm not saying it's impossible to create a balanced use of it, but rather that it's very easy to inadvertently create something that is way overpowered without immediately realizing it. Acting like it's no easier to break than anything else is absurd. If anything needs a "STOP" or "!", it's Multiform.

Can someone explain Multiform to me? Because it sounds insanely retarded. From my understanding and based on the examples, it's just totally broken. An example of my understanding is this: 5 players are playing. 4 of them make vastly different characters all on the same number of points. The fifth could then get multiform and, for a fraction of his total available points, shapeshift into all 4 of his compatriot's characters and still have points left over to boost his true form. Is that how it works because this is just nuts. Why isn't there a ! or STOP next to it in the book? Obviously you wouldn't clone other people's characters but the idea is that you can basically make a character with 8 forms that are completely different from one another, as powerful as a regular character and still have points left.