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== Official Rule ==

SStS now lets a character soak Lethal with his Bashing soak. This used to be done with Iron Skin Concentration

== BrianSniffen's First Suggestion ==

Swap the PowerCombat descriptions of SStS and ISC.

== BrianSniffen's Second Suggestion ==

Relabel the PowerCombat SSTS as "Iron Skin Concentration". Now relabel the PowerCombat ISC as "Iron Kettle Body".
Now relabel the PowerCombat Iron Kettle Body as "Spirit Strengthens the Skin".

===== Vote Tally =====

== Official Rule ==

#MetalFatigue
#CrownedSun
#[[David.]]

== First Suggestion ==

#BrianSniffen --halfway, anyway

== Second Suggestion ==

#BrianSniffen --halfway, anyway

===== Comments =====
This is just stupid. Who cares what it's called? --CrownedSun

It matters for characters being converted from the canon system to the PowerCombat system. It also
matters for Charms which have any of SStS, ISC, or IKB as prerequisites. --BrianSniffen

I'm going to agree with CrownedSun on this. Even when converting from old combat to PC, it's really not that much of an extra step to figure out which effects the character actually has. It also really doesn't effect Charms stemming from the Charms you refer to, unless you feel a need to reorder them to be more in line, mechanically, with their predecessors. That's hardly any work at all, though. - [[David.]]

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 == Official Rule ==
-SStS now lets a character soak Lethal with his Bashing soak.  This used to be done with Iron Skin Concentration
+[[SStS]] now lets a character soak Lethal with his Bashing soak.  This used to be done with Iron Skin Concentration
-== BrianSniffen's First Suggestion ==
+== [[BrianSniffen]]'s First Suggestion ==
-Swap the PowerCombat descriptions of SStS and ISC.
+Swap the [[PowerCombat]] descriptions of [[SStS]] and ISC.
-== BrianSniffen's Second Suggestion ==
+== [[BrianSniffen]]'s Second Suggestion ==
-Relabel the PowerCombat SSTS as "Iron Skin Concentration".  Now relabel the PowerCombat ISC as "Iron Kettle Body".
+Relabel the [[PowerCombat]] SSTS as "Iron Skin Concentration".  Now relabel the [[PowerCombat]] ISC as "Iron Kettle Body".
-Now relabel the PowerCombat Iron Kettle Body as "Spirit Strengthens the Skin".
+Now relabel the [[PowerCombat]] Iron Kettle Body as "Spirit Strengthens the Skin".
 ===== Vote Tally =====
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 == Official Rule ==
-#MetalFatigue
+#[[MetalFatigue]]
-#CrownedSun
+#[[CrownedSun]]
 #[[David.]]
 == First Suggestion ==
-#BrianSniffen --halfway, anyway
+#[[BrianSniffen]] --halfway, anyway
 == Second Suggestion ==
-#BrianSniffen --halfway, anyway
+#[[BrianSniffen]] --halfway, anyway
 ===== Comments =====
-This is just stupid.  Who cares what it's called? --CrownedSun
+This is just stupid.  Who cares what it's called? --[[CrownedSun]]
-It matters for characters being converted from the canon system to the PowerCombat system.  It also
+It matters for characters being converted from the canon system to the [[PowerCombat]] system.  It also
-matters for Charms which have any of SStS, ISC, or IKB as prerequisites. --BrianSniffen
+matters for Charms which have any of [[SStS]], ISC, or IKB as prerequisites. --[[BrianSniffen]]
-I'm going to agree with CrownedSun on this. Even when converting from old combat to PC, it's really not that much of an extra step to figure out which effects the character actually has. It also really doesn't effect Charms stemming from the Charms you refer to, unless you feel a need to reorder them to be more in line, mechanically, with their predecessors. That's hardly any work at all, though. - [[David.]]
+I'm going to agree with [[CrownedSun]] on this. Even when converting from old combat to PC, it's really not that much of an extra step to figure out which effects the character actually has. It also really doesn't effect Charms stemming from the Charms you refer to, unless you feel a need to reorder them to be more in line, mechanically, with their predecessors. That's hardly any work at all, though. - [[David.]]