Glotmorf on 4 Jul 2002 04:39:04 -0000 |
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Re: [spoon-discuss] Re: [Spoon-business] Whoops! Force Prop fix! |
On 7/4/02 at 12:07 AM Wonko wrote: >>> B.9 Jedi Mind Trick >>> >>> Using a Jedi Mind Trick is a Force Ability. It costs 12 Force, and must >be >>> targeted at a player that is within 3 squares of the Tricking player's >>> location, and an item on the Ballot. The target player may not be a >player >>> who is more advanced on the Jedi Path than the Tricking player, nor may >it >>> be a player with more Force than the Tricking player. When a player >uses a >>> Jedi Mind Trick on another player, the Tricking player may set the >targeted >>> player's vote on the targeted Ballot item. Once a player's vote has been >>> set >>> this way, that player may not change it by submitting another vote. This >>> rule supercedes rule 30 in that regard. >>> >>> Jedi Mind Tricks may only be used during Voting. >> >> I wouldn't want to see this used more than once per nweek. Otherwise it >could >> get as many as four free votes on a single proposal. > >This I do not change. It's already quite watered down - theoretically, yes, >you could get four free votes on a proposal. But that will only happen if >there are four players near you all of whom have a lower Force level than >you, have a lower quantity of Force of than you, do not have enough Force >to >change eir own votes back, and are not near anyone else powerful enough to >swing eir votes back. E can't swing eir vote back. Even if e mind-tricks the player who mind-tricked em, e "may not change it by submitting another vote." You'll have to make this rule apply to itself if you want that. Ooo. Recursive rules. Glotmorf _______________________________________________ spoon-discuss mailing list spoon-discuss@xxxxxxxxx http://lists.ellipsis.cx/mailman/listinfo/spoon-discuss