u/NikolaTes

I'm adapting the Dishonored RPG by Modiphius for Savage Worlds on Fantasy Grounds. So my question will be twofold. I'd like to use Bennies to represent the "Momentum" mechanic from Dishonored, but it's a shared pool, and limited to 6. You gain it with raises. I'd still award them for role-playing, humor, and fantastic feats. You lose one Momentum/Bennie per scene.

So my question is does this sound like too much of a stretch? Momentum seems to function very much like Bennies. I don't like the limit of 6 though because it doesn't account for the amount of players, and besides, Bennies make the game more fun.

It does challenge the players to think more carefully about burning a bunch all at once since they are a shared resource...or they could also play that into their character traits like greed and selfishness.

My other question is specific to Fantasy Grounds, but limited to the Savage Worlds ruleset since Bennies aren't used in other rulesets. Since they're tied to a player's character sheet how would you recommend I implement a shared use of the Bennies?

I've seen, and searched for how to customize with effects, but I've never found how to create custom effects. Until NOW! I've been looking to create a setting that almost fits into all of the basic stuff from SWADE, but I want to tweak it even more than just changing the existing stats from a copy/paste. I'm super geeked, and I just wanted to share this since I've seen similar questions in my research.

The previous owner built a 12x22 addition on the back of my house. It was unfortunately built on the concrete patio slab. So my question is how should I handle the sheeting/siding at ground level. The current siding has, of course, water damage. I'd like to tear off everything down to the studs and sheet with ThermoPLY and side with engineered wood lap siding. I've also thought about putting a single row of fiber cement siding at the ground. I didn't think there's much I can do about the existing wood framing on the ground already, unless you all have ideas.

So I have an employer who writes my hours as "1" and my "Rate" as the gross. So this is super unhelpful for calculating OT. Is there a way to weed out that information for my tax preparer?