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===Combo Points===

Combo points were developed by [[User:Foxwarrior|Foxwarrior]] for his [[Combo Maker (3.5e Prestige Class)|Combo Maker]] class, which is probably a shout out to the <u>Street Fighter</u> series (I dunno - Foxwarrior, please clarify that for me!) Combo points fluctuate very rapidly, and are unique in that they actually decay &mdash; 1 combo point is lost every minute. Furthermore, 2 combo points are lost with every failed attack. However, 1 combo point is gained with every successful attack. Thus, the combo maker cannot exactly save up combo points; he has to earn them and then use them before he loses them. Combo points are also odd among the expensive point types in that expenditures are very, very high, especially relative to the size of the combo point pool (which basically means that combo points are the most expensive type of limiting point currently known on the wiki). The combo maker class only lasts for six levels, at which point it has eight combo points. Its ultimate ability, the [[Combo Maker (3.5e Prestige Class)#Kamehameha|Kamehameha]], costs eight combo points. No, you didn't misread that, it literally consumes the entire pool. However, this is justified with how easily the combo maker can regain his combo points.

====Combo Point Stats====

*Used by: [[Combo Maker (3.5e Prestige Class)|Combo Makers]]
*Cost: Expensive (not supported by [[Enhance (3.5e Epic Spell Seed)|''enhance'' seed]] due to instability, but pool size is extremely low and costs are very high relative to pool size)
*Main Recharge Rate: Negative (decay at a rate of 1 per minute unless more are being gained; 1 combo point is earned for every successful attack roll; 2 combat points are lost for every unsuccessful attack roll)
Author	Luigifan18 +
Identifier	3.5e Other +
Rated By	Franken Kesey +
Rating	Rating Pending +
Summary	In contrast to spellcasters' spell slots, … In contrast to spellcasters' spell slots, lots of classes and creatures have limiting points of some type to regulate the use of their abilities. This is a page where we list all the limiting point types, give a quick summary of how they work, and list the classes and creatures that use them. t the classes and creatures that use them. +
Title	Limiting Points +