I'd like a look at the Speedfreak. I've been working on a super-hero game, and for a few years we've been using d20Mod as our core rules. The Star Wars Saga rules are a little more stream-line then I like, I think. I heard you on Accidental Survivors. I got pretty excited. It sounds like you're making some cool changes (like 20th level classes).
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Sorry for the dumb question, I'm a late-arriver to this.
Are these new classes or a redux of current D20Mod classes?
If these are new classes - could you give me a link to the list of them? I scrolled back a couple of pages in your blog, but I didn't find them.
The classes are totally new, but they are, in effect, 20 level versions of the d20 Modern base classes.
Except that, each one has been given both a general party role, as well as a statistical point of superiority.
So the classes are operating on multiple levels.
They are:
Powerhouse (Strength, melee specialist, best BAB)
Speedfreak (Dexterity, ranged specialist, best Defense)
Tank (Con, melee specialist, most Hit Points)
Brainiac (Int, skill specialist, most skill points)
Empath (Wis, skill specialist/healer, best saving throws)
Star (Cha, skill specialist, best Reputation)
I'd like a look at the Speedfreak.
I've been working on a super-hero game, and for a few years we've been using d20Mod as our core rules. The Star Wars Saga rules are a little more stream-line then I like, I think.
I heard you on Accidental Survivors. I got pretty excited. It sounds like you're making some cool changes (like 20th level classes).
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