CptPatriot Posted October 31, 2015 Report Share Posted October 31, 2015 Hello, Steve.I was attempting to create a Gravity Control power based around the rules for G-Forces in the Star Hero book.My question is on the application of the Attack Versus Alternate Defense.When buying AVAD for TK, does it: affect what is needed to resist the STR of the TK or affect what is needed to resist the damage of the TK on the target or affect both? I'd like clarification on AVAD and, if you would, how you'd write up Gravity Control with the Star Hero rules as inspiration. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Steve Long Posted October 31, 2015 Report Share Posted October 31, 2015 Per 6E1 296, characters cannot buy AVAD for Telekinesis unless the GM permits it — in which case it’s up to him to define the rules for it. As for how I’d do it, I don’t normally like to answer how-to questions, but for once I guess I can make an exception. I’d use Change Environment and the table on SH 218 — define 1 G as a combat effect. Given that causing 1 point of damage costs 5 points as a combat effect, and you’re looking at a 1d6 AVAD per 1 G of force, I’d probably charge 25 Character Points per 1 G, maybe more. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Hello, Steve.
I was attempting to create a Gravity Control power based around the rules for G-Forces in the Star Hero book.
My question is on the application of the Attack Versus Alternate Defense.
When buying AVAD for TK, does it:
I'd like clarification on AVAD and, if you would, how you'd write up Gravity Control with the Star Hero rules as inspiration.
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