>
>
> If you are looking to create a unique kind of hero try this: Give the PC
> the blood ability of Bloodtrait from Blood Enenies and then simply tinker
> with the character.
>
Hmmmn. . .a side note on this: both the Bloodtrait & Bloodform Blood
Abilities say that when they are used, they increase the effectiveness of
certain Blood Abilities. Ok, so we don’t need rules for everything: I
suppose it was the intent for DM’s to decide what “improvements” (???)
occur. But some guidelines might be nice. I.E. the Awens have a wide
variety of abilities, some with no discernable connection to any specific
Blood Ability. Is this the intended effect of Bloodtrait/Bloodform? or did
I miss something?
On Tue, 31 Mar 1998 21:07:20 -0600 “James Ruhland”
writes:
>>
>>
>> If you are looking to create a unique kind of hero try this: Give
>the PC
>> the blood ability of Bloodtrait from Blood Enenies and then simply
>tinker
>> with the character.
>>
>Hmmmn. . .a side note on this: both the Bloodtrait & Bloodform Blood
>Abilities say that when they are used, they increase the effectiveness
>of
>certain Blood Abilities. Ok, so we don’t need rules for everything: I
>suppose it was the intent for DM’s to decide what “improvements”
>(???)
>occur. But some guidelines might be nice. I.E. the Awens have a wide
>variety of abilities, some with no discernable connection to any
>specific
>Blood Ability. Is this the intended effect of Bloodtrait/Bloodform? or
>did
>I miss something?
One thought occured to me while reading this - The Gorgon has the Blood
Ability Heightened Ability… at Great level of ability (unless i was
reading my book wrong), and i am currently looking for other’s. Could
this be one of the “Improvements” that Bloodtrait or Bloodform would
have? any ideas would be greatly appriciated 
Thanks,
Erik
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