09-29-2015, 01:21 AM
No, it only counts as variable if the charge/ summon times make the move stronger.
Plus, in that sense, the move would be written up as such;
Spell (300) - [what the spell does, effects, how it looks]. It takes 15 seconds for [Prime] to charge this move while standing still. However, it takes 30 seconds while [Prime] is moving around as they are less focused on using the spell.
Plus, if you look at the pricing moves rules, all the examples that mention longer charge/ summon times are always accompanied by a line that says 'for greater effect' or 'to unleash a super powerful attack'
Like I said earlier, Demetri's move isn't being given more power the longer it takes him to summon. So it's not a variable effect.
Plus, in that sense, the move would be written up as such;
Spell (300) - [what the spell does, effects, how it looks]. It takes 15 seconds for [Prime] to charge this move while standing still. However, it takes 30 seconds while [Prime] is moving around as they are less focused on using the spell.
Plus, if you look at the pricing moves rules, all the examples that mention longer charge/ summon times are always accompanied by a line that says 'for greater effect' or 'to unleash a super powerful attack'
Like I said earlier, Demetri's move isn't being given more power the longer it takes him to summon. So it's not a variable effect.
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