Hello,
Wow, My favorite subject. :-)
Aaron Day wrote:
> I've been working on a classless d20 Star Wars for a while now but I've got one
> major stumbling block.
Is it levelless as well? I'm doing a classless and levelless system for D&D right
now. It is mostly done, just have to get it html'd.
> Right now, skills are either class or cross-class, costing 1 or 2 points per
> rank.
> When converting Base Attack to a skill I've noticed that the Base Attack value
> is either +1 per level (as a class skill), +1 per 2 levels (as a cross-class) or
> +2 per 3 levels (hmmm).
If you are making the base attack into a skill, the easiest way to do so would be to
find a way to figure out if it is a class skill or not.
Here is how I handled it for D&D: http://www.gamedistrict.net/UUSkills.htm
There have been some changes, for example, all the weapon styles are now under
Combat Skills.
> I want to create a type of skill halfway between class and cross-class but that
> skill will end up costing 1.5 points per rank. To avoid half points I've doubled
> everything so:
>
> Class skills = 2 points per rank
> Cross-class skills = 4 points per rank
> Semi-class skills = 3 points per rank.
>
> Its workable but inelegant.
>
> Anyone have any ideas on this?
I am sort of curious as to the need for a semi-class skill. I suppose I would need
to know more about how you are handling levels and skills in order to understand.
For example, how are you determining class and cross-class skills?
Have Fun,
Darren
