But these two sets of three dice in two U powers are separate powers and do not work together. You'd have a 3d power that worked at range and had no Mass capacity and a 3d power with the Mass capacity that had no range. You could use one per round, but not both, unless you dropped a die and went for two (impossible) sets.
If you want range and mass on your iron to steel, you buy the Mass extra for +2 and offset it with Slow or some other flaw or flaws. Or, could could spend WP to balance it out - 2 points of WP per die, IIRC.
HotjetsIf you want range and mass on your iron to steel, you buy the Mass extra for +2 and offset it with Slow or some other flaw or flaws. Or, could could spend WP to balance it out - 2 points of WP per die, IIRC.
On Thu, Jun 13, 2013 at 10:46 AM, Odd Man Out <naldiin@gmail.com> wrote:
Take a 6d useful quality power that lets you turn iron into steel at a distance. You would need Mass and Range, dividing the 6d among them so that it had the range of a 3d power and the mass of a 3d power. Or 4d and 2d or any combination that yielded a total of 6d devoted to the capacities.
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