Clinton N. Fell wrote:
I havn't done a search for the official answer on this one, but I have
always gone with Case C. It has the least amount of rounding error -
however it does make adding levels to an ability later difficult to
recalculate. In that case - Case B may be a better choice.
Hm. That's a good point. However if you rounded up a fraction creating
the advantage at character creation, and then level it up later, you may
accidentally end up overcharging yourself if you just add the cost of
more levels to the cost of the existing advantage. IOW, it may be safer
just to redo the math anyways.
Unless you have a particularly complicated power with different
advantages and limitations on some of the levels, it should be the same
amount of calculation either way, just a bigger actual number in one
step. And if you DO have a particularly complicated power, you brought
it on yourself *EG*
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Emily Smirle - Gal Dynamo
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