Rule #1 - always read the current rule book and PAC.

Rule #2 - here's a quick and dirty reference tool - a PDF that shows which powers and abilities work together.

http://glasscabinethobbies.com/wp-co...nation-PDF.pdf

I do not claim authorship - I found this link by searching on this site in the forums.

I do not know who created this, when it was created, or if it reflects the current text of the powers and abilities.

And there are always "corner cases" where some figure has a power/ability that has special text which changes how it can/cannot be used with other powers/abilities.

Enjoy!
Tom

Clarification for the OP here.



That statement should read, '...can never be modified higher than...' It is possible to have a 17 defense that becomes 22, but you would have to first replace the defense with a 19 then modify it with +3. The rule of 3 only applies to modifiers, not replace values.

Again, just clarifying for the OP.

I strongly recommend that people not use compatibility charts. Many of the ones I have seen in the past are incorrect and, even if they are, they don't sufficiently explain the interaction between SPs and normal powers

Please, read the rules and the PAC, learn the terms; it really is easier than trying to keep a compatibility chart in synch with SPs

There is no modify, then modify some more: all modifiers just kind of float there, waiting until needed (combat value is used, i.e. I move, I attack, an opponent attacks or I hit for the window combat values and when I declare an attack for range

Thanks for Clearing that up!