I've given my partial powers a serious revision based on the performance of the system in A Tale of Blades. I haven't had the opportunity to test out the revision, yet, so be warned before you use it. And, of course, I retain my dedication to letting you understand the basis behind my decisions with all these powers, so, without further ado, let me present...
The OldThese are the powers I presented to my players in A Tale of Blades. Each power has comments on the modifications I used and what worked, what didn't, plus some of the exalted powers my PC's and NPC's achieved. They all follow my philosophy of how partial powers should work. |
The NewThese are the revisions I plan to use the next time I GM an Amber game. They're based off the same philosophy as the old powers, and are very similar, but fix (I hope) some of the problems I perceived with the old ones. |
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...And the WeirdI group the magical powers seperately from the other powers because everyone treats them a little differently. I firmly believe that the only way to use magic properly is to remake it for your own game. Here are the rules I used for A Tale of Blades, but for my next game, I may use the exact same ones, totally different ones, or disallow magic altogether.
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Finally, here's an alternate version of shadowwalking with Logrus
which I intend to use (you'll see it referenced by my new Logrus rules
as well).
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