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Help with FREE Hinderances and Edges

Replaces can be helpful, but you have to know when to use them. From my experience they are good to use when you want to change some things and have it apply to any character or creature that you open up. NEVER put a source on a replaces, unless it is the same source as the original. If you open up something that has an item that has been replaced but not the source it will cause errors.

I used replaces for Mutants and Masterminds as I changed the costs of the powers. I did that when I first started using Hero Lab (it was the first game system that I got with it). Now I might see if I can change the cost with a mechanic if that is all that I want to change.

Mechanics are cool. They let you create mods without editing every little thing. Put a source on a mod and it only applies to a given setting.
 
Oops - first I said Hidden - I meant Preclude. I don't have anything on the hidden tab, but everything I've made a setting specific duplicate of is on preclude.

Actually I do think the changes to skills could be handled through a description addition - (i.e. Stealth adds rules for poisoning someone to the otherwise standard description.)

I'll look into it - thanks for the suggestions!
 
Generally, you shouldn't use replace. It's functionality is there for a different reason (which eludes me at the moment). However, from a Setting standpoint it shouldn't be used.
 
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