The most AMAZING CT character I've ever seen...

[Fritz_Brown]

LBB6 is 1983, and doesn't mention it. And, I don't have the Traveller Book.

 

[Fritz_Brown]

LBB6 is 1983, and doesn't mention it. And, I don't have the Traveller Book.

 

[mike wightman]

Hmm,
it's in the Vargr character generation in The Traveller Adventure too, that's also ©1983...

Scouts must have been in production before the rule change was introduced.

 

[mike wightman]

Hmm,
it's in the Vargr character generation in The Traveller Adventure too, that's also ©1983...

Scouts must have been in production before the rule change was introduced.

 

[Prospero]

Thanks guys.

 

[Prospero]

Thanks guys.

 

[rancke]

Originally posted by Sigg Oddra:
I also ignore the Int+Edu rule - for the simple reason that too many canon NPCs already break it.
A compromise is to use Int+Edu+terms served as the limit.

I remember introducing another limit based on Str+Dex. I then divided skills into three groups: physical, mental, and in-between (Things that wasn't obviously one or the other, like Mechanical, fell into the in-between group). Physical skills counted against the Str+Dex limit, Mental skills against the Int+Edu limit, and in-between skills could be counted against either as the player choose. It worked well and allowed people who were dumb and uneducated to be skilled fighters.

All that was before I changed over to my own home-grown system.


Hans

 

[rancke]

Originally posted by Sigg Oddra:
I also ignore the Int+Edu rule - for the simple reason that too many canon NPCs already break it.
A compromise is to use Int+Edu+terms served as the limit.

I remember introducing another limit based on Str+Dex. I then divided skills into three groups: physical, mental, and in-between (Things that wasn't obviously one or the other, like Mechanical, fell into the in-between group). Physical skills counted against the Str+Dex limit, Mental skills against the Int+Edu limit, and in-between skills could be counted against either as the player choose. It worked well and allowed people who were dumb and uneducated to be skilled fighters.

All that was before I changed over to my own home-grown system.


Hans

 

[Fritz_Brown]

Yes, Hans, precisely.

 

[Fritz_Brown]

Yes, Hans, precisely.

 

[Supplement Four]

Originally posted by rancke:
I remember introducing another limit based on Str+Dex. I then divided skills into three groups: physical, mental, and in-between (Things that wasn't obviously one or the other, like Mechanical, fell into the in-between group). Physical skills counted against the Str+Dex limit, Mental skills against the Int+Edu limit, and in-between skills could be counted against either as the player choose. It worked well and allowed people who were dumb and uneducated to be skilled fighters.

Good stuff, Hans!

Thanks for posting that. I like it!

 

[Supplement Four]

Originally posted by rancke:
I remember introducing another limit based on Str+Dex. I then divided skills into three groups: physical, mental, and in-between (Things that wasn't obviously one or the other, like Mechanical, fell into the in-between group). Physical skills counted against the Str+Dex limit, Mental skills against the Int+Edu limit, and in-between skills could be counted against either as the player choose. It worked well and allowed people who were dumb and uneducated to be skilled fighters.

Good stuff, Hans!

Thanks for posting that. I like it!