Keep up the good work, guys, and best of luck hitting that target. I’ll try to pass the time somehow, maybe head down to Trader Vic’s and get a pina colada.

Those two concepts could probably be mashed together reasonably well. Might increase costs by a refresh point or two, but there’s so much overlap I don’t think it’d be more than that.

Also, while I’m here… Any thoughts from anyone on how well were-form and lycanthrope would combine in one character? Say, someone born a lycanthrope who then learns how to turn into a wolf like Billy and the Alphas. If I was writing a game about werewolves from scratch, that’s pretty dang close to how I’d do them (except for it being two separate packages, I mean).

Inhuman toughness
Supernatural toughness
Mythic toughness
Diminutive size

@Jack, We’re not heavily enforcing the concept of conservation of mass. While it’s very HARD*, Jim has pretty much outlined the ways mass discrepancies can be handled: if you shift into something smaller, you’re storing part of your intellect and mass in the Nevernever, so you can retrieve it when you change back (which puts all sorts of story ideas in my head); if you shift into something bigger, you can get the extra mass by way of ectoplasm. We figured it’d be more fun if we just allowed folks to go for bigger/smaller forms if they could find the points for it.

* Hard, yes, but it’s more fun from a game perspective to allow this ability, so my take on it is “hard, but characters who’ve bought the package are good enough at this one trick that they can do it”.