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[Distorted Humor]

How about were-types? It's the best option for my character with the DEX of 4.

Can the two characters pool their money to buy equipment?

I would prefer not to run were-types, at least at first, as I really need to look at all the really uncommon kins before I want to allow them. As for pooling money, If you can think of a Role playing background for why they would share money (brothers perhaps?) then I can go with it.

[rleduc]

I think my two pathetic wizards are ready to go, except for talents. I haven't used them before and would be grateful for any suggestions.

[danhem]

I think we need to clarify using Adventure Points to increase attributes and levels.

We get one pool of APs.

We can take points from this pool to increase our attributes at a cost of 10x the current attribute score. (Raising a DEX 4 to 5 would cost 40 AP). Points used in this way are lost from the pool.

When the number of points reaches a certain number, the character increases in level (i.e. 1000 for Level 2). This increase in level provides certain benefits (some determined by type).

+ Level # to saving rolls (all types)
+ 1 new talent (all types)
+ Level # to combat adds (warriors)
- Level # cost to lower level spells (wizards)

Does this sound right?