| From: | "D. Ghost" <dghost@****.COM> |
|---|---|
| Subject: | Re: NPCs |
| Date: | Mon, 8 Feb 1999 02:32:24 -0600 |
writes:
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>>What are you asking? Do you want physad power suggestions, karma point
>>ranges, what? :)
>Karma point ranges. The trouble with physads is that, like all
>magic-users, they eat up karma faster than Krunchers
>(Mmmm...jalepeno), so I can see most of that karma going straight to
>powers. In fact, I sorta just gave up on asking and gave him 300
>karma outright. Hell, the character's truning out to be so
>interesting I might just write some fiction on him (it's been a
>while...).
You could just assign the stats you feel appropriate (btw, don't forget
that PhysAds don't need to initiate in SR3 to get more Power Points.).
>As far suggestions, does anyone know what counterstrike and enhanced
>centering do?
See the physical adept handybook available from the Shadowrun Archive
(reachable from the Deep Ressonace: http://shadowrun.html.com/ ). It has
a listing and discrription of all physad powers (canon and non-canon).
>Can edged weapon combat be used as a centering skill?
BtB, no (or, to be more specific, I think it advises caution in allowing
combat skills as centering skills.). I would say that you could center
by going through a form (a series of attacks and blocks) using a combat
skill but that is a very "grey area" so I would require a GOOD reason for
allowing it. under no circumstances would I allow an actual attack to
also act as the use of a centering skill. Under SR3, If a player wanted
a martial oriented character to center by going through forms, I would
require that they purchase a forms knowledge skill (or possibly an active
skill, I don't know ... I'll have to give it more thought.).
--
D. Ghost
(aka Pixel, Tantrum, RuPixel)
"You, you're like a spoonful of whoopass." --Grace
"A magician is always 'touching' himself" --Page 123, Grimoire (2nd
Edition)
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