One of a continuing series on Ontario’s electricity market. Note that the +1 attack bonus from Weapon Focus is not applied.

įinancial Post Parker Gallant is a retired Canadian banker who began looking at his Ontario electricity bill and didn’t like what he was seeing. Add the Weapon Focus feat (note that there is no way to specify the wepon other than typing it next to the feat) 4. Readers will note that there’s a $17.36 bi-monthly fee to cover the “stranded debt” of the old Ontario Hydro. This chart doesn’t include IESO, the OPA, the OPG or other private-sector generators that also submit applications. Every line on this chart requires an application to the OEB by the distributor, such as Hydro One, or a local distributor, such as Toronto Hydro. In an effort to help Ontarians understand their electricity bills, the chart above may help. If you want a simple way to heal where the HP regained is the same as the damage done, you can right. That can be used if the amount healed is either a specific amount or rolled. you would create a heal action for that power and use it when necessary.

Other utilities across Ontario have plans for similar rate increases. What you can do is create a power for the weapon down in the spells/powers section. So why are they spending money to tell us to conserve, if the final result is to get us to pay more? They are asking for increases of 10.5% and 13.4%, based on usage under/over 800 kWh per month. So the equation in the public-utility sector is: Demand down, rates up! This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.

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