[UA] Otherspacial Factors

[Chris Cooper]

--- Saul <gorbag at swiftdsl.com.au> wrote:

> Buh? I don't get it. Why do Otherspaces need a stat,
> or a list of properties? Surely the whole point is
> that they have unlimited possibilities? More helpful
> would be some more general principles about how they
> exist/interact and a whole lot of crazy idea seeds
> to draw from.

This way, if the Otherspace Stat, the agent can spend
experience on his Room, modifying it. And so can the
GM. This will reflect the myriad possibilities from
different aspects of the same Room.

A Room of Renunciation can also have tailored
specifics suitable for each individual game.

The Room Stat acts as a yardstick measurement
comparable to other otherspaces.

The Wasteland would have a Room Stat of 90%, Ghost
City would be 75%, and the average room will be 15%
(One small room at 5%, and limited mobility at 10%) as
a standard start-up skill.

Any better?

Cheers,

Chris.

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