Posted: Sun Mar 16, 2008 10:00 pm
It's a great PA addition. I use them when I can. It's a lot of fun for players to have!
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Aramanthus wrote:But you can't attack while out of phase. So therefore it doesn't swing the game that far out of balance. I allow players to have it. Of course when I have a chance to play in Phase World I use that system on my PAs.
Aramanthus wrote:I believe there are stopped by forcefields too. So that can't penetrate a starship or a fighter that has an intact force field.
Braden Campbell wrote:As a Game Master, I must say that the Out of Phase Field is a nightmare... it might as well be called the "PC Invulnerability Shield".
KLM wrote:Braden Campbell wrote:As a Game Master, I must say that the Out of Phase Field is a nightmare... it might as well be called the "PC Invulnerability Shield".
OP field protects against a variety of things.
Phase beamers, magic and psionics however are not amongst them.
So, do you feel lucky, punk? Well, do you?
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KLM
Rallan wrote:
THe problem is that if one of your players doesn't even have an OP Field for five minutes before a bunch of Prometheans, Phase Adepts, Temporal Raiders, astral beings, psychics, and mages suddenly come out of the woodwork and all of them are packing force fields, it's gonna look just the teensiest bit contrived. A better way to handle it would be to have adventures that involve some bits where OP Field Guy can use his wonder invention to save the day, and other bits where his OP-equipped body armor or power armor is inaccessable or wouldn't be appropriate. Let him play with his toy now and then, but alternate it with stuff where his toy isn't a good solution.