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Elidis wrote: ↑
I guess not, this is what should developed slowly during many role playing sessions,
until the GM have a good reason to offer the player to become a questor....
cu
Generally not. The base Questor devotion is raised as a Journeyman talent, so from a standpoint of Legend Point efficiency a character that starts doing that as a Novice is going to lag behind his comrades (at least for a little bit). I mean, it's possible, but I wouldn't recommend it unless the player was familiar with the system and knew what they were getting into.Fri May 11, 2018 11:01 pm
And do you recommend to play a questor from the start with a circle 1 character? I guess not, this is what should developed slowly during many role playing sessions,
until the GM have a good reason to offer the player to become a questor....
cu
It's kind of like pursuing a second Discipline -- you get a little broader at the expense of some height.
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I totally agree, especially " --which honestly is best handled through role-play." This is always the best solution.
And do you recommend to play a questor from the start with a circle 1 character?
I guess not, this is what should developed slowly during many role playing sessions,
until the GM have a good reason to offer the player to become a questor....
cu
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Elidis wrote: ↑
If the character ignores the wish of his passion permanently.
(getting no devotion points is a disadvantage but no real harm to a character)
Or how can a character get rid of his passion?
The book goes into this a little bit more, but...Fri May 11, 2018 1:27 pm
By the way,is it possible to get some kind of "talent crisis" ? If the character ignores the wish of his passion permanently.
(getting no devotion points is a disadvantage but no real harm to a character)
Or how can a character get rid of his passion?
Unlike an adept (where the magic comes from their own internal mystic viewpoint), a questor's power is ultimately external, granted by their Passion. Falling out of favor (and losing access to Devotion Points) is typically the first step. If they continue to misbehave? That which was given by the Passion can be taken away, up to and including the central Questor devotion itself.
One big aspect of the questor's path is their relationship with the Passion--which honestly is best handled through role-play. If a questor decides they no longer wish to be a questor? They can forsake the path. The difficulty in doing that largely depends on their previous relationship with the Passion, and how much story the GM wants to create out of it. A character who was questing for Vestrial (for example) and no longer wants to? There's loads of story potential there.
If a character is set on no longer questing for a Passion, they can stop. It might not be easy -- for many questors, their identity is often wrapped up in their quest. You might think of it like leaving a faith or converting from one religion to another. Or... a divorce after an intense (and possibly long) marriage feels like another good analogy. There's another person involved (as much as a Passion can be considered a "person), which brings along a new set of challenges to face.
Mechanically, it involves losing access to powers because the Passion takes them away.
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LouP wrote: ↑
Thanks! Fri May 11, 2018 1:12 pm
This looks pretty cool. I admit I was skeptical based on the first preview, but this one really helps clarify how things will work. Sure, but those aren't the only questors in Barsaive (the majority of questors aren't adepts, after all).My only concern would be that you now have this elaborate system in place for what should be a secondary aspect to a character. Being a questor is something a character does *in addition* to their discipline.
One of my goals when approaching the new rules was to see if it was possible to make questors a little more viable as a stand-alone thing--which the original rules didn't do (nor, to be fair, were they intended to). This works for a group that wants to push the envelope with a non-standard campaign, as well as making questors more viable as allies and opposition without also needing to make them adepts.
It is a little bit more involved than it used to be, but that's intentional.
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your previews to the questor book are great and have some inventive ideas how to manage questors and make them usable for players.
By the way,is it possible to get some kind of "talent crisis" ?
If the character ignores the wish of his passion permanently.
(getting no devotion points is a disadvantage but no real harm to a character)
Or how can a character get rid of his passion?
Sounds crazy, but I have a character who follows for a long time the path of a mad passion and now he want to leave her.
(I guess mad passions don't want to let their questors easly go away)
Regards
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This looks pretty cool. I admit I was skeptical based on the first preview, but this one really helps clarify how things will work.Mataxes wrote: ↑Fri May 11, 2018 1:04 pmHere's this week's preview, looking at the significantly refurbished Devotion Point system.
http://fasagames.com/earthdawn/questor- ... on-points/
My only concern would be that you now have this elaborate system in place for what should be a secondary aspect to a character. Being a questor is something a character does *in addition* to their discipline.
Thanks!
Lou
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http://fasagames.com/earthdawn/questor- ... on-points/
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Bonhumm wrote: ↑
Second to that Fri May 04, 2018 5:55 pm
you had me at: My initial idea for the book was basically, “The Adept’s Way, but for questors.
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