Peter Knutsen: Adding completion category tag (usually ICart, Incomplete article), and trying to remember to remove |Categories part from older category tags

Peter Knutsen — Sat, 09 Oct 2010 02:45:22 GMT

Adding completion category tag (usually ICart, Incomplete article), and trying to remember to remove |Categories part from older category tags

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	Compensatory points are always paid out in either DPs (for lowered attributes/sub-attributes, for DisAdvantages, and for species packages with negative cost) or in [[PP]]s (for NegPerks), never in [[SP]]s, [[GP]]s, or any other kind of points.		Compensatory points are always paid out in either DPs (for lowered attributes/sub-attributes, for DisAdvantages, and for species packages with negative cost) or in [[PP]]s (for NegPerks), never in [[SP]]s, [[GP]]s, or any other kind of points.

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Peter Knutsen: Created page with 'Compensatory points are really just a bribe offered to players, to make them consider putting undesirable, limiting, annoying traits into their characters, based on the assumptio…'

Peter Knutsen — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 18:15:52 GMT

Created page with 'Compensatory points are really just a bribe offered to players, to make them consider putting undesirable, limiting, annoying traits into their characters, based on the assumptio…'

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Compensatory points are really just a bribe offered to players, to make them consider putting undesirable, limiting, annoying traits into their characters, based on the assumption that the vast majority of roleplaying gamers would not choose to put negative traits onto their character sheets without being given compensation.

A negative trait is either a [[DisAdvantage]], an attribute or sub-attribute that is lowered to a value below the average for the character's species, a [[NegPerk]] (a Negative [[Perk]]), or the character having a [[species package]] that has a negative cost.

The cost of a negative trait is always stated as a negative number, e.g. -4 [[DP]]s, and is therefore ''paid'' by the player during charcter creation. To put the hypothetical trait onto his character sheet, the player must pay ''minus'' 4 DisAdvantage Points, meaning that he gets 4 DPs that he can spend to buy Advantages. That's the compensation.

Compensatory points are always paid out in either DPs (for lowered attributes/sub-attributes, for DisAdvantages, and for species packages with negative cost) or in [[PP]]s (for NegPerks), never in [[SP]]s, [[GP]]s, or any other kind of points.

[[Category:Character creation|Categories]]
[[Category:DisAdvantages|Categories]]
[[Category:Perks|Categories]]

Compensatory points - Revision history

Peter Knutsen: Adding completion category tag (usually ICart, Incomplete article), and trying to remember to remove |Categories part from older category tags

Peter Knutsen: Created page with 'Compensatory points are really just a bribe offered to players, to make them consider putting undesirable, limiting, annoying traits into their characters, based on the assumptio…'