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| + | ::::Yep. I'd think it'd be a very rare situation where the mage would knowingly cause their Protector to die. And if they wanted to do that, you've already made allowance for it elsewhere. -[[User:Alothin|Hroefn]] <sup>'''[[User_talk:Alothin|T]]'''</sup> 18:10, 4 March 2013 (PST) | ||
This is a society based template for [[Venustas]]. I figured I should note that here before I write the fluff pending outcome. -[[User:DaShizer|DaShizer]] March 4, 2013 | This is a society based template for [[Venustas]]. I figured I should note that here before I write the fluff pending outcome. -[[User:DaShizer|DaShizer]] March 4, 2013 | ||
Revision as of 18:10, 4 March 2013
While My Life For You is socially disadvantageous, mechanically, it's actually an advantage for the pair, as it allows them to opt to distribute damage more efficiently. Normally you have to get a tech to let you take damage for another person. This is especially true if it's possible for a single mage to have multiple Protectors. -Hroefn T 11:13, 3 March 2013 (PST)
- I was considering how this would be used, and I knew such an application as you mentioned was entirely what would happen. I am considering having the damage be unaffected by Damage Reducing techs. I'll see what others have to think before I decide. -DaShizer 3:26 (EST), March 3, 2013
- Would you call it an out-right advantage then? -Dashizer 5 minutes later
This is a society based template for Venustas. I figured I should note that here before I write the fluff pending outcome. -DaShizer March 4, 2013