Tri-Stat dX Divine Relationship attribute revision
By Zegon Destructacon

Cost: X/4 CP/level, X/4+1 CP/level, or X/4+2 CP/level
Relevant Stat: Soul
Required PMVs: None
Optional PMVs: None
Progression: Linear, +1 re-roll/time period/level
Reductions: None
Restrictions: Time limitation; combat checks; stat/skill checks

The cost of Divine Relationship, unlike many things, rounds up fractions.  So,
going by lowest costs, in a d4 game it costs 1 CP/level, d6 and d8 games it
costs 2 CP/level, and in a d10 or 12 game it costs 3 CP/level.

Divine relationship permits the re-roll of one dice roll per time period for
the benefit of the character.  If it is actual intervention of a deity, reality
alteration, luck, or extermely quick reflexes and information gathering is up
to the player and the GM to decide.

The number of re-rolls are limited by a time-period based in-game.  A good
standard to go by is by the day or rest period.  Other systems of measurement
are by mission, by session, by number of dice rolls made by the character, or
even by location.

Some GMs permit the Divine Relationship re-rolling of critical failures and
successes, while others don't.  Be sure to clarify with your GM if they are not
permitting such re-rolls.

The character must take the re-roll, even if it is worse than the original
roll.  For an extra level, they may take any roll among the rolls.

For X/4 CP/level, the dice roll has to be one the character makes and is
conscious about.

For X/4+1 CP/level, the dice roll can be any dice roll that directly affects
the character, or any dice roll the character is conscious about.

For X/4+2 CP/level, the dice roll can be any dice roll in the game.

Many GMs (myself included) hide dice rolls from players.  If this is the case
and the player wishes to purchase the X/4+2 or X/4+1 CP version, then asking
the GM to re-roll a dice is a valid request.  In that case, it applies to
either a recently rolled dice that hasn't come into play yet or the next roll
the GM makes that applies.

The player may also specify what type of conditions must occur for the DR
re-roll to take place.  For example, a valid statement is 'If the enemy rolls
an attack that is under a value of 8 after modifiers' is a valid statement.
An invalid statement is 'If the enemy hits me,' as that also requires a roll
to occur after the initial re-roll was supposed to take place.

Normally you take the latter of the re-rolls.  But, if they can take any roll
among the rolls, then they simply know of the numbers without modifications.
The GM need not explain what the rolls are for or what the modifications are.