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--- wiki:pips [2015/04/09 00:09]
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+++ wiki:pips [2017/10/25 00:15] (current)
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 ====== Pips ======
-A pip represents a single dot on the side of a dice. You may purchase pips with [[wiki:talent_trees|talent]] points in order to improve various formulas by increasing the number of dice that you may roll when using that formula.
+A pip represents a single dot on the side of a dice. A handful of formulas in the game use pips, and allow their formula to be increased by adding pips
 The progression of pips are as follows:
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 |1|+1|
 |2|+2|
-|3|+1d6|
+|3|1d6|
 |4|1d6+1|
 |5|1d6+2|
-|6|+2d6|
+|6|2d6|
 |7|2d6+1|
 |8|2d6+2|
-|9|+3d6|
+|9|3d6|
 |10|3d6+1|
-If a formula already has a bonus, such as //2d6+1//, then first pip would improve that formula to //2d6+2//, and your second pip would improve it to //3d6//.
+If a formula already has a bonus, such as //2d6+1//, then the first pip would improve that formula to //2d6+2//, and your second pip would improve it to //3d6//
-When a formula may be improved via pips, there is a cap on the total number of pips you may //increase// the formula by. This number is //Character Level + 2//.
-**Example**:
-A level 2 character takes a talent that has the following formula:
-  * Attack Bonus + Dex + 2d6
-This character may obtain no more than 4 pips in this formula, making the maximum formula for this character:
-  * Attack Bonus + Dex + 3d6+1