Feb 27, 2017 6:43 pm
We will not be using the 10 XP tax for buying Specializations outside of your Career; beyond that, we're going to use the RaW for buying specializations.
XP cost for a new Specialization = the total number of Specializations you WILL have, after purchasing the new one, multiplied by 10. This will prevent players from taking cheap dips into a Specialization to pick up high value, cheap Talents.
Example: Anakin Skywalker starts out as a young man in the Warrior Career, in the Starfighter Ace Specialization. When he becomes a Padawan, training under Obi-Wan Kenobi, he purchases the Soresu Defender Specialization for 20 XP (as he will now have two Specializations, it will cost 20 XP to get the second one). Later on, as he drifts toward the Dark Side, he picks up the Aggressor Specialization, purchasing it for 30 XP (since he will now have 3 Specializations, it will cost 30 XP to get the third).
XP cost for a new Specialization = the total number of Specializations you WILL have, after purchasing the new one, multiplied by 10. This will prevent players from taking cheap dips into a Specialization to pick up high value, cheap Talents.
Example: Anakin Skywalker starts out as a young man in the Warrior Career, in the Starfighter Ace Specialization. When he becomes a Padawan, training under Obi-Wan Kenobi, he purchases the Soresu Defender Specialization for 20 XP (as he will now have two Specializations, it will cost 20 XP to get the second one). Later on, as he drifts toward the Dark Side, he picks up the Aggressor Specialization, purchasing it for 30 XP (since he will now have 3 Specializations, it will cost 30 XP to get the third).