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I am really hoping they keep SP in as a concept in Starfinder 2. I think there is something to be said for futureistic weapons being able to do more damage. Even if we think of SP as shield points rather than stamina points. I think you could make having a personal shield make sense as a standard for being an society member or adventurer. I do get where recharging it by expending RP wouldnt make as much sense, unless it were magical in nature, an enhancement that gives you a magical personal shield that can take a limited amount of damage before you have to spend 10 minutes and 1rp to redo the ritual to restore it :)
Makes total sense.

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I absolutely LOVE this product. This is such a fun and dynamic experience and while the GM really needs to prep to be able to adapt to the different directions the PCs can choose to go, the really open ended possibilities really open up the role playing opportunities and challenge the players to think.
The scenarios are very well balanced with multiple routes of investigation and combat to keep things challenging and exciting.

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just my 2 cents cuz we were discussing this spell in another thread.

I would definitely have to disagree that the ranged attack for harrying fire which is a physical action would be any different than the physical action of casting the TkP spell. You cast the spell as a standard action which includes making a ranged attack roll to hit with said projectile, the projectile being the weapon, the roll is a mental part of the casting of the spell it does not count as a separate action. I don't see how that would be any different if you are using it as a covering fire action rather than an attack action.