Post by Olwen on Apr 10, 2014 13:22:41 GMT -5
In a sudden burst of ideas, I came up with this one... skill levels.
As an example, people who are new to Foresta and just arrived would be beginners or something, then after getting better with their powers they could be intermediate, then after more practice they would be advanced, then elite, and maybe beyond that they would have more variety as to what their powers can do. Having this system could stop new characters from being almighty and super powerful when they first arrive.
For example, my character Silas can create illusions with many limitations (at first). After he masters each skill level, those limitations would go away and his power can do more than he was capable at the beginners level. Or characters with elemental powers could expand into similar elements (like fire to electricity or water to ice and snow).
And to keep track of this, there could be a required number of threads for leveling up each time. Say, from beginner to intermediate one would need 3-4 threads with their character using their powers.
As an example, people who are new to Foresta and just arrived would be beginners or something, then after getting better with their powers they could be intermediate, then after more practice they would be advanced, then elite, and maybe beyond that they would have more variety as to what their powers can do. Having this system could stop new characters from being almighty and super powerful when they first arrive.
For example, my character Silas can create illusions with many limitations (at first). After he masters each skill level, those limitations would go away and his power can do more than he was capable at the beginners level. Or characters with elemental powers could expand into similar elements (like fire to electricity or water to ice and snow).
And to keep track of this, there could be a required number of threads for leveling up each time. Say, from beginner to intermediate one would need 3-4 threads with their character using their powers.
