| From: | John DeLaHunt <JDELAHUNT@******.COLORADO.EDU> |
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| Subject: | Re: Problem... |
| Date: | Tue, 15 Sep 92 19:31:40 CET |
> archtype and after a few adventures he now wants to know if his character
> can use mage. My first response was NO, but after thinking about it my
> decision may been unfair. I know in D&D if a PC wishes to change from
> a FIGHTER to a MAGIC-USER. He can but must started at first level. I
> can I work the idea of a non-magical character become magical.
This is awkward, since I think the assignment of priorities in
character creation (which the nice folks at FA$A have done for you in
the archetypes) is intended to reveal something about the nature of the
character. If the player was spectacularly eager to do this, I think I
would have him/her redo his/her priority assignments (magic is 4 or 3, of
course) and then do a scalar multiplication/division on the attributes
and skills totals (which are sure to suffer). That is, all the attributes
of the merc are multiplied by the product (ATT[new]/ATT[old]) - like 17/30
for instance, and the same for skills. I would round to the nearest
whole number, or down if you want to make this as limiting a change as it
should be. I'd also charge something horrendous for the change, like 25 or
thirty Karma.
> Please post ideas to the board itself...
ok.
> Thanks
Thank you. Good question.
> Steven Helesi (a.k.a MAGNUM)
Rat Rasta ^. .^
John DeLaHunt =>.<=
JDELAHUNT@******.COLORADO.EDU "
