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	<code>'''Meta-Points (MP)'''</code> are a special resource that players can use to access <code>'''Meta-Powers'''</code>. Meta-powers can influence the outcomes and results of various interactions between their character and the game world. Meta-Powers can usually be called upon any time, except when the [[Game Master]] explictly disallows their use.		<code>'''Meta-Points (MP)'''</code> are a special resource that players can use to access <code>'''[[Meta Power\|Meta-Powers]]'''</code>. Meta-powers can influence the outcomes and results of various interactions between their character and the game world. Meta-Powers can usually be called upon any time, except when the [[Game Master]] explictly disallows their use.

	Game-Masters may want to consider how much MP they allow their Players' characters during a game, but do consider that Metaforce is '''best played''' when players have the means to deny '''pointless deaths and frequently negative outcomes'''. Allowing Meta-Powers enables Game Masters to have more freedom to create deadlier scenarios without fear of quickly and unfairly killing characters.		Game-Masters may want to consider how much MP they allow their Players' characters during a game, but do consider that Metaforce is '''best played''' when players have the means to deny '''pointless deaths and frequently negative outcomes'''. Allowing Meta-Powers enables Game Masters to have more freedom to create deadlier scenarios without fear of quickly and unfairly killing characters.

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	A character that '''can't''' hold any amount of Meta-points '''isn't and no longer''' becomes a Metaforce user, they lose the immunity to be affected by Meta-powers. If they regain at least one MP, they become a Metaforce user once more.		A character that '''can't''' hold any amount of Meta-points '''isn't and no longer''' becomes a Metaforce user, they lose the immunity to be affected by Meta-powers. If they regain at least one MP, they become a Metaforce user once more.
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[In progress] Renamed Meta-abilities to Meta-Powers, Meta-powers can now be swapped

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	<code>'''Meta-Points (MP)'''</code> are a special resource that players can use to access <code>'''Meta-~~Abilities~~'''</code>~~, which~~ can influence the outcomes and results of various interactions between their character and the game world. Meta-~~Abilities~~ can usually be called upon any time ~~that a check~~, ~~or interaction occurs~~.		<code>'''Meta-Points (MP)'''</code> are a special resource that players can use to access <code>'''Meta-Powers'''</code>. Meta-powers can influence the outcomes and results of various interactions between their character and the game world. Meta-Powers can usually be called upon any time, except when the [[Game Master]] explictly disallows their use.

	Game-Masters may want to consider how much MP they allow their Players' characters during a game ~~if they have concerns about the tone of their game and challenges being trivialised too often. But~~ do consider that Metaforce is '''best played''' when players have the means to deny '''pointless deaths and frequently negative outcomes'''. Allowing Meta-~~abilities~~ enables Game-Masters to have more freedom to create deadlier scenarios without fear of quickly and unfairly killing characters.		Game-Masters may want to consider how much MP they allow their Players' characters during a game, but do consider that Metaforce is '''best played''' when players have the means to deny '''pointless deaths and frequently negative outcomes'''. Allowing Meta-Powers enables Game Masters to have more freedom to create deadlier scenarios without fear of quickly and unfairly killing characters.

	==MP and Max MP==		==MP and Max MP==
	Characters start off with a '''Base''' amount of Meta-points, then additional MP equal to the sum total of '''character level multiplied by their MPLV stat'''. MPLV is a multiplier that determines how much Max MP a character gets every time they level up. ~~Additionally, a player~~ can choose to spend an [[Experience]] point to increase their character's max MP by 1, ~~and~~ recover all lost MP at the same time.		Characters start off with a '''Base''' amount of Meta-points, then additional MP equal to the sum total of '''character level multiplied by their MPLV stat'''. '''MPLV''' is a multiplier that determines how much Max MP a character gets every time they level up.

			Players can choose to spend an [[Experience]] point to increase their character's max MP by 1, then recover some or all of lost MP at the same time.

	Max MP Formula:		Max MP Formula:
	♦ '''Base + (Level * MPLV) + Experience points spent on MaxMP'''		'''Base + (Level * MPLV) + Experience points spent on MaxMP'''

	♦ Default Base MaxMP: 12		♦ Default Base MaxMP: 12
	♦ Default MPLV: 3		♦ Default MPLV: 3

	===Recovering MP===		===Recovering MP===
	Characters usually recover an amount of MP equal to the number of [[Experience]] points earned in a session. The character can ~~then~~ spend experience to raise their Maximum MP, this also fully restores their lost MP. ~~Naturally, the~~ Game-Master can decide if MP ~~is fully or even partially recovered by doing~~ this, but ~~being able~~ to ~~raise MaxMP~~ for ~~Experience is allowed~~ to ~~give players the ability~~ to spend ~~leftover XP~~ (especially for ~~reaching obtainable Level~~-~~ups~~).		Characters usually recover an amount of MP equal to the number of '''Experience points earned''' in a session. The character can spend experience to raise their '''Maximum MP''' by one for each XP spent, this also fully restores their lost MP.

			The Game-Master can decide whether a character restores some or all MP in this way, but the option to spend experience to increase max MP should be allowed for characters to be able to spend experience for [[Level]] points (especially if they can't afford to improve Metaphors or Attributes)

			♦ MP Recovery via XP Gain: Equal to XP gained.
			♦ MP Recovery via spending XP: 100%, else GM decides.

			==Meta-Powers==
			'''Meta-Powers''' are special '''narrative interventions''' a player can use to alter the results of checks and interactions. M-Powers always '''cost some amount of MP''' in order to use, but only when its usage creates a '''meaningful''' change to an event or outcome.

			M-Powers will '''never cost MP''' if the result can't change a character's fate. Players can cancel the usage of M-Powers for free, but cancelling '''prevents''' them from being reused or recalled until the next interaction. Some M-Powers may have indirect effects, MP can't be refunded if these indirect outcomes do not produce useful outcomes.

			A character can have a number of Meta-powers equal to half their character level (rounded up). These powers can be '''swapped''' any time the Game-Master allows. Whether it be between sessions or encounters.

	==Meta-~~Ability Overview~~==		==Meta-Power Select==
	~~Meta-Abilities are special actions and reactions~~ a character ~~can use to alter the results~~ of ~~checks and the way the game is played. They always cost some amount of MP in order~~ to ~~use, but only when its usage creates a~~ '''~~meaningful~~''' ~~change to an event or outcome~~. ~~This means that using~~ a Meta-~~ability will~~ '''~~never cost MP~~''' ~~if the result~~ can't ~~change a character's fate~~. ~~Players can cancel the usage of Meta~~-~~abilities if they so choose for free, cancelling prevents them from being reused or recalled until the next interaction~~.		Players can assign a character a number of Meta-Powers equal to '''half their character Level'''.
			<small>(Create a Meta-Die does not count towards this limit)</small>

			A player may change a character's equipped M-Powers '''between Sessions''', or when their Game-Master permits.

			The intent is to '''not allow''' players to trivially swap to more desirable M-Powers whenever they come across an interaction they can't handle. Prepare your M-Power selection in advance then commit.

	==~~Signature Meta-Ability:~~ Create a Meta-Die==		===Create a Meta-Die===
	~~All characters start with~~ the ~~Meta~~-~~ability <code>'''Create~~ a ~~[[Meta~~-~~Die]]'''~~</~~code~~> ~~upon creation. Depending on~~ the ~~amount~~ of ~~remaining MP~~ a ~~character has, will let~~ the ~~player create a md# dice~~ of ~~the largest size possible. If the character has at least 12 MP, they roll a md12, otherwise they roll~~ a die ~~with sides equal or less than the character's remaining MP. If they have 3 or less MP, they can't use this ability.~~		<small>This is the Signature M-Power of the Metaforce system, a character can have this equipped at all times and does not count towards their limit of M-Powers.</small>

			"Influence the outcome of a check or interaction with the Versatile Bonus of a Meta-die"

	~~This die can be used on any check or interaction the character makes at any time. The bonus or modification of the Meta-die result can be~~ '''~~any modifier~~''' ~~the player wants, from increasing a Skill~~/~~ToHit of the user, to taking less damage/magnitude or dealing more damage/magnitude~~ with ~~your own attacks and powers, anything~~ that the ~~Game-Master may permit~~. ~~It may also~~ affect the ~~results of non-Metaforce users used against them, such as their Skill/Tohit checks, magnitude, saves and such. Note: A Metaforce-~~user ~~(one that can use Meta-points and Meta-abilities) '''can't''~~' ~~have their rolls modified in this way, you can only affect your~~ own values ~~in this case~~.		'''Usage'''
			Use during an interaction/check with at least one numerical value that can be added or subtracted by the result. This can affect the user's own values, or those interacting with them.

	~~Here is a quick guide~~ on ~~Meta-die available when using this ability:~~		This power doesn't work on opponents who are [[Metaforce User]]s.
	~~♦ MP equal or greater than 12: Roll a md12.~~
	~~♦ MP equal or greater than 10: Roll an md10.~~
	~~♦ ...etc~~
	~~♦ MP equal or greater than 4: Roll an d4.~~
	~~♦ MP equal or less than 3: Ability unusable~~.

	~~The~~ MP ~~cost to using this Ability is~~ '''equal to the ~~result~~''' of the ~~rolled~~ Meta-die. ~~So a result of of 10 costs 10MP~~ to ~~apply~~ the ~~value. Characters can only roll~~ Meta-~~dice in which they~~ can ~~afford its highest result~~.		'''MP Cost'''
			MP Cost is equal to the '''result rolled on the Meta-die''' provided by this power. Due to this, the Meta-die used can't have more sides than the character's '''remaining MP'''. If the character has 3 or less MP, this power can't be used.
	~~==Unlockable~~ Meta-~~abilities==~~
	~~These abilities can be obtained through~~ [[~~Level~~]]-~~ups~~, ~~usually every even level~~, ~~unless~~ the ~~Game-Master says so~~. ~~Create-A-Meta-Die is given automatically at 1st level so~~ a ~~character should always have access to that Meta-ability~~.		'''Effect'''
			The player rolls the largest Meta-die based on the remaining MP the character has, and its result becomes a [[Versatile Bonus]] that can modify any aspect of a check that isn't immune.

			<small>''"The Hero is in a difficult fight and their player needs to Create a Meta-die in order to influence an important check, since they only have 7 MP remaining, the only die they can roll is an md6. They can't roll anything higher because they wouldn't be able to afford the maximum result of a md8 or higher!"''</small>

			Valid dice for this power include d4, d6, d8, d10 and d12.

	===Safe-6 / Assurance-8===		===Safe-6 / Assurance-8===

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	<code>'''Meta-Points (MP)'''</code> are a special resource that players can use to access <code>'''Meta-Abilities'''</code>, which can influence the outcomes and results of various interactions between their character and the game world. Meta-Abilities can usually be called upon any time that a check, or interaction occurs.		<code>'''Meta-Points (MP)'''</code> are a special resource that players can use to access <code>'''Meta-Abilities'''</code>, which can influence the outcomes and results of various interactions between their character and the game world. Meta-Abilities can usually be called upon any time that a check, or interaction occurs.

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	This ability effect has a duration of 6 seconds, or 3 Action Frames, and can remain activate between rounds if Safe-6 is used after the first frame of a turn. i.e. Using Safe-6 during the third frame of a turn means it can remain active until the second frame of the next round. Using Safe-6 at the start of the turn keeps it active until the user's next turn.		This ability effect has a duration of 6 seconds, or 3 Action Frames, and can remain activate between rounds if Safe-6 is used after the first frame of a turn. i.e. Using Safe-6 during the third frame of a turn means it can remain active until the second frame of the next round. Using Safe-6 at the start of the turn keeps it active until the user's next turn.

	===Action-8===		===Action-8 / React-4===
	'''Action-8''' is a Meta-ability that typically only works in Combat/Encounter scenarios. For '''8 MP''', a character can gain an extra [[Action Frame]] during their turn. If Action-8 is used while the user has only a Reaction, they can convert it into an '''Action Frame''' where they can perform as many actions in a single frame instead of a single activity (normal function).		'''Action-8''' is a Meta-ability that typically only works in Combat/Encounter scenarios. For '''8 MP''', a character can gain an extra [[Action Frame]] during their turn. If Action-8 is used while the user has only a Reaction, they can convert it into an '''Action Frame''' where they can perform as many actions in a single frame instead of a single activity (normal function).

	Action-8 can't be used more than once per round, access is restored at the start of the next turn.		Action-8 can't be used more than once per round, access is restored at the start of the next turn.

			'''React-4''' is a Meta-ability that, for '''4 MP''', can allow the user to gain an additional Reaction during their off-turn. This ability can be used repeatedly during the same-off turn for a number of times equal to half the user's level (rounded up). Remember that a Reaction only allows one Action or activity. To perform multiple actions in a Frame, you need to use '''Action-8'''. React-4 and Action-8 can be used together to gain an extra Action Frame outside your turn.

			These Meta-abilities are obtained together, when you select Action-8, you also gain React-4 from this choice.

	===~~React-4~~===		===Finishing Touch===
	'''~~React-4~~''' is a Meta-ability ~~that, for~~ '''~~4 MP~~''', can ~~allow~~ the ~~user~~ to ~~gain an additional Reaction during their off-turn~~. This ability can be used ~~repeatedly during~~ the ~~same-off turn for a number of times~~ equal to ~~half~~ the ~~user~~'s ~~level (rounded up)~~. ~~Remember that a Reaction only allows one Action or activity~~, ~~to perform multiple actions in a Frame, you need to use '''Action-8''~~'. ~~React~~-~~4 and Action-8~~ can be used ~~together~~ to ~~gain an extra Action Frame outside your turn~~.		'''Finishing Touch''' is a Meta-ability with a '''variable cost'''. Whenever a player deals damage to an target, the character can pay MP equal to the '''target's remaining HP''' to reduce it to 0 instead, defeating, destroying or killing it as appropriate.

			This ability can only be used if the target's remaining health is equal to or less than the character's [[Level]]. And as per the rules, it can't be used against another [[Metaforce User]].

			This Meta-ability can also be used to succeed on checks that failed by mere points. The user can spend MP equal to the difference between their roll and the success target-number. The same Level limits apply as if it were affecting a foe.

	===Survive-1===		===Survive-1===
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	There is an equally big drawback however, every time Force-Fate is used, it gains +1 intensity ('''Force Fate +1'''), for every point of intensity, Force-Fate '''costs +1 extra''' Meta-Points to use for the '''entire lifetime''' of that character. A Game-Master may allow ways to reduce the intensity of Force-Fate by some means, but by default the cost should never decrease to de-incentivise reliance.		There is an equally big drawback however, every time Force-Fate is used, it gains +1 intensity ('''Force Fate +1'''), for every point of intensity, Force-Fate '''costs +1 extra''' Meta-Points to use for the '''entire lifetime''' of that character. A Game-Master may allow ways to reduce the intensity of Force-Fate by some means, but by default the cost should never decrease to de-incentivise reliance.
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Hype Effect: Additional clarifications

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	===Hype Effect===		===Hype Effect===
	'''Hype Effect''' is a Meta-ability with a passive that enables a character's Meta-dice and regular non-d12 dice to '''Explode''', meaning they will produce a Meta-copy of the same dice size thrown. Example one: User throws a md8 and rolls an 8, this die can explode despite it being a Meta die, creating another md8 that can be applied independently of the original. Example two: Use throws a d10 and rolls a 10, this explodes and creates a Meta-copy md10. Hype effect can only trigger an exploding die once per turn and once again outside the user's turn. User can declare an already rolled die to receive the Hype effect before the check/interaction resolves.		'''Hype Effect''' is a Meta-ability with a passive that enables a character's Meta-dice and regular non-d12 dice to '''Explode''', meaning they will produce a Meta-copy of the same dice size thrown. Example one: User throws a md8 and rolls an 8, this die can explode despite it being a Meta die, creating another md8 that can be applied independently of the original. Example two: Use throws a d10 and rolls a 10, this explodes and creates a Meta-copy md10. Hype effect can only trigger an exploding die once per turn and once again outside the user's turn. User can declare an already rolled die to receive the Hype effect before the check/interaction resolves. There is no limit to the number of

	In addition, Hype Effect grants a character a number of '''Hype points''' equal to '''half''' their level at the start of an encounter, they gain a Hype point at the start of their turn and each time they trigger an exploding die without the aid of this ability. Hype points can be spent to increase the value of a rolled die up to its maximum value, Hype points can only spent when the result increases a die to its maximum result, in which the die will explode as if it had rolled its maximum amount. Example: If a character rolls a 4 on a d6 or an md6, the user can spend 2 Hype points to raise the roll to a 6, triggering an explosion and create an Meta-die copy of the same die. Using Hype points to trigger dice explosions does not count against your limit of one explosion per turn/off-turn, but the user does not gain bonus Hype points this way either. Hype points are lost and reset at the end of an encounter.		In addition, Hype Effect grants a character a number of '''Hype points''' equal to '''half''' their level at the start of an encounter, they gain a Hype point at the start of their turn and each time they trigger an exploding die without the aid of this ability. Hype points can be spent to increase the value of a rolled die up to its maximum value, Hype points can only spent when the result increases a die to its maximum result, in which the die will explode as if it had rolled its maximum amount. Example: If a character rolls a 4 on a d6 or an md6, the user can spend 2 Hype points to raise the roll to a 6, triggering an explosion and create an Meta-die copy of the same die. Using Hype points to trigger dice explosions does not count against your limit of one explosion per turn/off-turn, but the user does not gain bonus Hype points this way either. Hype points are lost and reset at the end of an encounter.

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	'''Hype Effect''' is a Meta-ability with a passive that enables a character's Meta-dice and regular non-d12 dice to '''Explode''', meaning they will produce a Meta-copy of the same dice size thrown. Example one: User throws a md8 and rolls an 8, this die can explode despite it being a Meta die, creating another md8 that can be applied independently of the original. Example two: Use throws a d10 and rolls a 10, this explodes and creates a Meta-copy md10. Hype effect can only trigger an exploding die once per turn and once again outside the user's turn. User can declare an already rolled die to receive the Hype effect before the check/interaction resolves.		'''Hype Effect''' is a Meta-ability with a passive that enables a character's Meta-dice and regular non-d12 dice to '''Explode''', meaning they will produce a Meta-copy of the same dice size thrown. Example one: User throws a md8 and rolls an 8, this die can explode despite it being a Meta die, creating another md8 that can be applied independently of the original. Example two: Use throws a d10 and rolls a 10, this explodes and creates a Meta-copy md10. Hype effect can only trigger an exploding die once per turn and once again outside the user's turn. User can declare an already rolled die to receive the Hype effect before the check/interaction resolves.

	In addition, Hype Effect grants a character a number of '''Hype points''' equal to '''half''' their level at the start of an encounter, they gain a Hype point at the start of their turn and each time they trigger an exploding die. Hype points can be spent to ~~convert check failures into successes at~~ a ~~ratio of 1 for 1 point. i.e~~. If a character ~~fails~~ a ~~check by~~ 4, ~~they~~ can spend 4 Hype points to ~~convert this failure into~~ a ~~success~~. Hype points ~~can also be spent~~ to ~~increase or decrease damage or healing taken or dealt~~, ~~including magnitudes~~. Hype points are lost and reset at the end of an encounter.		In addition, Hype Effect grants a character a number of '''Hype points''' equal to '''half''' their level at the start of an encounter, they gain a Hype point at the start of their turn and each time they trigger an exploding die without the aid of this ability. Hype points can be spent to increase the value of a rolled die up to its maximum value, Hype points can only spent when the result increases a die to its maximum result, in which the die will explode as if it had rolled its maximum amount. Example: If a character rolls a 4 on a d6 or an md6, the user can spend 2 Hype points to raise the roll to a 6, triggering an explosion and create an Meta-die copy of the same die. Using Hype points to trigger dice explosions does not count against your limit of one explosion per turn/off-turn, but the user does not gain bonus Hype points this way either. Hype points are lost and reset at the end of an encounter.

	===Force Fate===		===Force Fate===

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	===Hype Effect===		===Hype Effect===
	'''Hype Effect''' is a ~~passive~~ Meta-ability that enables a character's Meta-dice and regular non-d12 dice to '''Explode''', meaning they will produce a Meta-copy of the same dice size thrown. Example one: User throws a md8 and rolls an 8, this die can explode despite it being a Meta die, creating another md8 that can be applied independently of the original. Example two: Use throws a d10 and rolls a 10, this explodes and creates a Meta-copy md10.		'''Hype Effect''' is a Meta-ability with a passive that enables a character's Meta-dice and regular non-d12 dice to '''Explode''', meaning they will produce a Meta-copy of the same dice size thrown. Example one: User throws a md8 and rolls an 8, this die can explode despite it being a Meta die, creating another md8 that can be applied independently of the original. Example two: Use throws a d10 and rolls a 10, this explodes and creates a Meta-copy md10. Hype effect can only trigger an exploding die once per turn and once again outside the user's turn. User can declare an already rolled die to receive the Hype effect before the check/interaction resolves.

	Hype Effect ~~can only apply once per~~ turn and ~~once outside~~ of ~~the user's turn~~. ~~User~~ can ~~declare an already rolled die~~ to ~~receive the~~ Hype ~~effect before~~ the ~~check/interaction resolves~~.		In addition, Hype Effect grants a character a number of '''Hype points''' equal to '''half''' their level at the start of an encounter, they gain a Hype point at the start of their turn and each time they trigger an exploding die. Hype points can be spent to convert check failures into successes at a ratio of 1 for 1 point. i.e. If a character fails a check by 4, they can spend 4 Hype points to convert this failure into a success. Hype points can also be spent to increase or decrease damage or healing taken or dealt, including magnitudes. Hype points are lost and reset at the end of an encounter.

	===Force Fate===		===Force Fate===

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	These abilities can be obtained through [[Level]]-ups, usually every even level, unless the Game-Master says so. Create-A-Meta-Die is given automatically at 1st level so a character should always have access to that Meta-ability.		These abilities can be obtained through [[Level]]-ups, usually every even level, unless the Game-Master says so. Create-A-Meta-Die is given automatically at 1st level so a character should always have access to that Meta-ability.

	===Safe-6===		===Safe-6 / Assurance-8===
	<code>'''Safe-6'''</code> is a Meta-ability that '''costs 6 MP''', and temporarily alters the result of all rolls the user makes is treated as a 6 if they roll 5 or less. They also automatically pass checks and rolls that succeed on a 6. The user can also still roll for better results and take the higher value. This can be used in Skill checks, or ToHit checks for attacks against foes. For other dice that affect non-binary effects such as damage/healing/magnitude, d4 and d6 will be treated as their maximum values, instead of overriding them to 6.		<code>'''Safe-6'''</code> is a Meta-ability that '''costs 6 MP''', and temporarily alters the result of all rolls the user makes is treated as a 6 if they roll 5 or less. They also automatically pass checks and rolls that succeed on a 6. The user can also still roll for better results and take the higher value. This can be used in Skill checks, or ToHit checks for attacks against foes. For other dice that affect non-binary effects such as damage/healing/magnitude, d4 and d6 will be treated as their maximum values, instead of overriding them to 6.

			'''Assurance-8''' is functionally the same as Safe-6, only it costs 8 MP and changes all dice results to be 8 if they roll lower then 7. Dice that can't roll 8 or higher instead roll their highest values. Obtaining Safe-6 as a Meta-ability gives the character Assurance-8 for free.

	This ability effect has a duration of 6 seconds, or 3 Action Frames, and can remain activate between rounds if Safe-6 is used after the first frame of a turn. i.e. Using Safe-6 during the third frame of a turn means it can remain active until the second frame of the next round. Using Safe-6 at the start of the turn keeps it active until the user's next turn.		This ability effect has a duration of 6 seconds, or 3 Action Frames, and can remain activate between rounds if Safe-6 is used after the first frame of a turn. i.e. Using Safe-6 during the third frame of a turn means it can remain active until the second frame of the next round. Using Safe-6 at the start of the turn keeps it active until the user's next turn.

AlienOvan: New Meta-abilities: Magic and Hype effect.

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New Meta-abilities: Magic and Hype effect.

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	This ability is passive and costs no MP to use, it perpetually enables a character to make Metaphors or Metaphor Components that affect Meta-point usage or Meta-ability usage. The character still needs to create such Metaphors and components before they can have any effect.		This ability is passive and costs no MP to use, it perpetually enables a character to make Metaphors or Metaphor Components that affect Meta-point usage or Meta-ability usage. The character still needs to create such Metaphors and components before they can have any effect.

			===Magic Effect===
			'''Magic Effect''' is a passive Meta-ability that enables a character to produce effects that would otherwise not be possible or exist with their current powers and/or equipment. For instance, being able to apply Poison Magnitude with a weapon that doesn't have Poison. In addition, the user can spend up to a maximum of their character level in MP to add a bonus to a check or interaction so long as it involves a Meta-die. So a level one character can add +1 for 1MP, while a Level four character can add up to +4 for 4MP.

			Magic Effect only triggers when a Meta-dice produced by spending MP points is in play (such as Create-a-Meta-Die), Meta-dice from Metaphors don't count. The feature of spending MP to increase a result for an equal MP cost can be applied at any time.

			===Hype Effect===
			'''Hype Effect''' is a passive Meta-ability that enables a character's Meta-dice and regular non-d12 dice to '''Explode''', meaning they will produce a Meta-copy of the same dice size thrown. Example one: User throws a md8 and rolls an 8, this die can explode despite it being a Meta die, creating another md8 that can be applied independently of the original. Example two: Use throws a d10 and rolls a 10, this explodes and creates a Meta-copy md10.

			Hype Effect can only apply once per turn and once outside of the user's turn. User can declare an already rolled die to receive the Hype effect before the check/interaction resolves.

	===Force Fate===		===Force Fate===