So I read that you're not nerfing powers (excellent) but I'm kind of wondering what the bounds are, outside of obvious abilities/powers that could be used to godmod and would need to be toned down.
For example, a character I'm considering has what could be considered a reality-shaping ability, in that their will and desires can subtly shape the world around them in the background and things just kind of end up playing out in their favor or how they want them to. Not an immediate thing like making a wish but more about long-term results. One canon example is their partner foresaw the exact scenario their death would take place in, the character said they wouldn't let that happen, and some time later when the event played out instead of dying their partner was inexplicably thrown to safety and completely unharmed.
Is a power in that realm something that you would rather have completely nerfed/muted? Or would it be acceptable to simply severely downplay or downgrade it, basically not make it a thing unless I explicitly planned or worked something out with another player? To be perfectly honest I might ignore that aspect of the character entirely just to play it safe, but I'd rather know what my boundaries are from the start.
Related - If a character has something in their canon that allows them to physically die but not die for real (their spirit remains whole and their physical body reforms at a set location), how would that be handled? Would it be negated for the purposes of the game and they're suddenly as mortal as anyone else, or would it swing the other way and they can't die at all?
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For example, a character I'm considering has what could be considered a reality-shaping ability, in that their will and desires can subtly shape the world around them in the background and things just kind of end up playing out in their favor or how they want them to. Not an immediate thing like making a wish but more about long-term results. One canon example is their partner foresaw the exact scenario their death would take place in, the character said they wouldn't let that happen, and some time later when the event played out instead of dying their partner was inexplicably thrown to safety and completely unharmed.
Is a power in that realm something that you would rather have completely nerfed/muted? Or would it be acceptable to simply severely downplay or downgrade it, basically not make it a thing unless I explicitly planned or worked something out with another player? To be perfectly honest I might ignore that aspect of the character entirely just to play it safe, but I'd rather know what my boundaries are from the start.
Related - If a character has something in their canon that allows them to physically die but not die for real (their spirit remains whole and their physical body reforms at a set location), how would that be handled? Would it be negated for the purposes of the game and they're suddenly as mortal as anyone else, or would it swing the other way and they can't die at all?