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Oooh, a limitation on NEXT powers sounds like a really good idea, anon. That way we can get a nice balance of civilians and NEXTs, but every player has a chance to work with it. Depending on the character limit set, would it be worth considering letting people with more characters earn the chance to have NEXT powers as long as they're consistently active? I would imagine this working for players with 4+ characters, so that they at least have a balance of normal/NEXTs, but I can also see how that may be problematic.

And I like the idea of rewarding people with mastery too, because otherwise it'd be difficult to keep that in check for people. Canon shows that people have a hard time trying to master their powers for a while, so that would be something very interesting to work with, instead of people being immediately proficient in their use. Thank you for the ideas!

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