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• Weight: You may purchase Weight with
Creation Points at the rate of 25 pounds for each CP spent.
Please strike the line about exchanging ADX for Weight.
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• Table 2; The CP cost for Animal Powers should read
1².
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• Animal Powers: Change Weaknesses must be taken that
add up to the amount of creation points paid for this power. to
Weaknesses must be taken that add up to the number of Creation
Points spent on powers taken. Under Avian, the +CM
should be Speed Increase. Finally, the Creation Point cost is 1 not a variable.
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• Armor: There are no ADX modifications for Armor.
• Cellular Regeneration: The Energy Cost per Use
for this power should be 0.
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• Combat Bonus: Receives a bonus of 8% for each Creation
Point spent on it.
• Darkness Control: Creation Point cost is 5.
• Defense Bonus: Receives a bonus of 8% for each Creation
Point spent on it.
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• Dimension Door: should read ... INT times 4 plus ...
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• Energy Vampire: The damage modifier from physical attacks
only affects physical impact attacks. An Energy Vampire will
take normal damage from such attacks as Chemical Weaponry or
Laser Power. Also, Energy Vampires and Lycanthropes
will affect each other.
• Entanglement: should read ... usually 6 points ...
• Flight: Space flight speed should be STR ×
CON × ADX in miles per hour.
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• Invisibility: The 50% defensive bonus only applies to
attacks that require the attacker to see the defender. Mental powers,
powers that affect an area, or random attacks (such as fumbles) are not
affected by the Invisibility defense.
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• Magic: Energy Vampire and Lycanthropic Immunity
should be in the list of powers which may not be taken as spells.
The reference to heightened defense should read Defense Bonus.
When non-damage spells are used (such as Darkness Control),
a save means that the spell has no effect unless the description
specifically states otherwise.
• Magnatism: The maximum number of individual objects that
may be picked up and manipulated is also limited to 1 object per point of
INT. This means that if multiple objects are to be picked up,
their total weight cannot exceed your Carrying Capacity for the power,
and the number of objects may not exceed you INT.
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• Speed Increase: Creation Point cost is 2.
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• Telekinesis: The maximum number of individual objects that
may be picked up and manipulated is also limited to 1 object per point of
INT. This means that if multiple objects are to be picked up,
their total weight cannot exceed your Carrying Capacity for the power,
and the number of objects may not exceed you INT.
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• Teleportation: Creation Point cost is 9.
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• III.B Initiative: The reference to Heightened Reflexes
should be Super Reflexes.
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• Evasion: Should read ... deducts 2 × his current energy ...
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• Special Attack Rules: A Special does not
require 2 to-hit rolls. A Special requires a single to-hit roll
with an additional -25% modifier. Also, Multi-Attack Specials
are possibe! Each Multi is -25%. (Example: a 3×
Multi-Special would be at -75% to-hit.)
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• Fatigue: It is normal and proper for a 'regular' person
who becomes fatigued to also pass-out and fall down! A 'regular' person for
this purpose would typically be 10 Total Creation Points (TCPs)
or less.
• Critical Hit Rules: The Critical/Fumble rules are optional.
A roll of 01 is not an automatic Critical Hit.
• Table 11: The columns headings should be:
Location, Front, Side, Back, and Above.
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• Fumble Rules: The Critical/Fumble raules are optional. A
roll of 00 is not an automatic Fumble.
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• Head: END appears twice and should be CON
• III.P ENERGY:
Recovery of Energy Points: Energy Points will regenerate at the following rates:
› 1 point every 2 minutes while sleeping (30/hour).
› 1 point every 10 minutes while resting (6/hour).
› 1 point every 20 minutes during 'normal' activity (3/hour).
Resting would be sedintary activities such as reading, sitting in the
park, or talking with your friends. Normal activities would include
walking to work, driving in the country, eating dinner, or playing chess.
You will not recover any energy if you are expending any! Example:
You are Non-Detectable sitting on a park bench waiting for a suspect,
you will not regenerate any energy during the period of time that the
Non-Detection is up.
Spending Energy Points; When and How: Energy Points are spent when the
power is initiated. If the Energy Cost per Use (EC/U) of the power is
X points per hour, you will spend all of the X
points at the beginning of the hour. If the power is turned off before the
hour is up, you do not get any 'excess' energy back! Once a duration
power is initiated, you are considered to be spending power for the entire
duration of the power. If you turn the power off, the energy is spent, but
you are no longer considered to be spending energy. Magic spells must also
be paid for in full when cast, but you are not considered to be spending
energy unless the spell requires maintenance energy to be spent.
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• V.J Available Creation Points; What & Why:
Available Creation Points (ACPs) have several uses:
› They increase your chance to hit (To Hit Bonus)
by 4% for each one you have.
› They increase your Magic Saving Throw by
1% for each one you have.
› They increase your Defense Bonus by 4% for
each one you have.
› They are the Damage # for your spells if you
are a Magic User.
› They let you know if you can buy that new power or
ability you want yet. Whenever you have ACPs, you may spend them
on powers, skills, statistics, spells, or simply keep them for their commbined
offensive and defensive pluses.
Your Total Creation Points, or TCPs, are based on the total Experience you have accumulated (see Table 18). Your ACPs are the difference between your TCPs and the CPs (Creation Points) that you have already spent in building and improving your character. Remember that spending CPs from your ACP pool will reduce your ACPs and necessitate the adjusting of the various statistics affected by ACPs. The supplied spreadsheet files will handle this for you automatically, along with all of the other statistic related calculations, as long as you record what you do accurately.
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• Q.: Death Level. This is the gap between guaranteed
unconsciousness and actual death. If you exceed your Hit Points you
will fall over. However, if you do not exceed your Death
Level, you will eventually heal up enough to regain consciousness.
Death Level = (CON* × ENG) + Hit Points
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• E. 1.: References to accuracy bonus should be
To Hit Bonus. The To Hit Bonus for ACPs is 4% per.
ACPs add 4% each to your Defense Bonus. You do not need to
calculate the difference between the attackers and defenders
ACPs.
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