There is a thread going on about CE right now and how exactly some things would function. If I buy a CE that causes a -4 to EGO rolls and thus forces an EGO roll and call it a Mental Power suppression field, can I force mentalists to succeed at an EGO roll to use any mental power?
Same question for say a spell caster, can I have a CE with -4 to INT rolls called a "Anti-spell zone" that causes an INT roll that you must pass to cast any spell? If this is the case, does it matter if spells require a roll that is based on INT or if they have a required roll at all?
I get the distinction with environmental effects like ice or oil and forcing a DEX (or breakfall) roll to not slip and fall.
I did read through the 6e1, 6e2, APG1 and APG2 sections on Change Environment again but did not find clarity. The closest was APG1, 82 under addling limitations, which could be used to add Requires a Roll to a single power and then perhaps improved with Expanded Effect and Variable Effect from the adjustment powers section?
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There is a thread going on about CE right now and how exactly some things would function. If I buy a CE that causes a -4 to EGO rolls and thus forces an EGO roll and call it a Mental Power suppression field, can I force mentalists to succeed at an EGO roll to use any mental power?
Same question for say a spell caster, can I have a CE with -4 to INT rolls called a "Anti-spell zone" that causes an INT roll that you must pass to cast any spell? If this is the case, does it matter if spells require a roll that is based on INT or if they have a required roll at all?
I get the distinction with environmental effects like ice or oil and forcing a DEX (or breakfall) roll to not slip and fall.
I did read through the 6e1, 6e2, APG1 and APG2 sections on Change Environment again but did not find clarity. The closest was APG1, 82 under addling limitations, which could be used to add Requires a Roll to a single power and then perhaps improved with Expanded Effect and Variable Effect from the adjustment powers section?
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