Add the following to Rule 2.1 Evolutionary Variables

Any time a lifeform increases one of eir evolutionary variables e as outlined in Rule 2.2.1 the following must take place(and should be done by the lifeform that is increasing eir evolutionary variable):

The amount of DNA points spent by the lifeform on the level is divided by ten and rounded down. This value is then divided by X and rounded down where X is the number of lifeforms that currently have the highest level in the evolutionary variable being increased by the original lifeform. This new value, in DNA points, is given to each of these lifeforms(the ones that currently have the highest level in the evolutionary variable being increased). While the original lifeform may earn a partical refund via this rule, eir old level is used when determining all these values.

In Rule 2.2.1, if the paragraph marked A exists, replace it with the pargraph marked B. If it does not exist, simply add the paragraph marked B to the end of rule 2.2.1

A:

A lifeform may often increase one of eir evolutionary variables from Level X to level X + 1 by spending A * 10 * (2)^X DNA Points where A is one more than the number of evolutionary variables where the lifeform is at or above level X + 1.

B:

A lifeform may often increase one of eir evolutionary variables from Level X to level X + 1 by spending A * 10 * (2)^X DNA Points where A is one more than the number of evolutionary variables where the lifeform is at or above level X + 1. When e does so, the lifeform must also follow the prodecure outlined for such a case in in Rule 2.1.