Zefram wrote:
Ed Murphy wrote:
e) A player may, with Agoran consent with a consent index of
H/L, perform an action and cause a rule with Power L to take
precedence over a rule with Power H with regard to that
action. E must be otherwise permitted to perform that action,
taking the altered precedence into account.
Sounds dangerous. We have relied on the power-based precedence
relationships in drafting high-power rules.
Which is why allowing e.g. a Power=1 rule to temporarily trump a
Power=3 rule would require >= 3/4 support on a case-by-case basis.