Based On Con seems to lump together a group of limitations including ACV, AVAD, Obvious and Subject to Range Modifier.
However, some creative powers might be created from AVAD and have effect levels according to CON but not the other two limitations.
For example a pheromone power might still be invisible or a bioelectric power might still be Line of Sight.
When building such powers should the build start with Based On Con and then add advantages OR break the limitations out separately?
NATURAL FOLLOW UP - if one breaks the limitations out separately they don't "seem" to add up to -1. ACV is -0, AVAD is -1, Obvious is -1/2 and Subject to Range Modifier is -1/4. What is the appropriate cost for shifting away from Ego to Con? Is this the hidden factor that makes it come out to -1?
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Duane From RI
Based On Con seems to lump together a group of limitations including ACV, AVAD, Obvious and Subject to Range Modifier.
However, some creative powers might be created from AVAD and have effect levels according to CON but not the other two limitations.
For example a pheromone power might still be invisible or a bioelectric power might still be Line of Sight.
When building such powers should the build start with Based On Con and then add advantages OR break the limitations out separately?
NATURAL FOLLOW UP - if one breaks the limitations out separately they don't "seem" to add up to -1. ACV is -0, AVAD is -1, Obvious is -1/2 and Subject to Range Modifier is -1/4. What is the appropriate cost for shifting away from Ego to Con? Is this the hidden factor that makes it come out to -1?
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