Recent content by MrazTorn

Stargate SG1 series As far as I know the first two season have been released in sets on DVD. I'd check Amazon.

The idea behind the magic system is to have a limitlessly flexible system that still has boundaries. The more powerful the spell, the greater chance of it sucking your life-force (temporarily). Think Dragonlance 5th Age meets Shadowrun...

All of the weapon-based Feats (IE: Exotic Weapon Proficiency, Weapon Focus, but not things such as Power Strike) would be thrown out to use a skill ONLY when attacking. This would include Strength bonus. This game does use an HP system (with an optional hit-location HP system). Block can only...

Well, I'd say by having Parry and Block (Parry for Melee, Block for Hand-to-hand) that would make up for the 3 point difference (though, as I said, each weapon is a skill...but I do see your point). Of course, then you could have rediculous AC...although if someone with a parry equal to your...

So are you saying Defense in place of AC or no one gets the auto 10 points of AC? I actually am going to have a Parry skill that adds to your AC. Mayble block for unarmed combat?

So it looks like the consensus is to just have ONE pool and have each "upgrade" cost a certain number of points. That makes sense. I'll do a bit of reworking and re-post. Thanks for all the input!

So is M&M a published work? I've never heard of it. Anyone have links for me?

I think it'd be rather easy using my classless system (elsewhere on the baord) and you'd get a pool of points for the vampy stuff like disciplines, backgrounds, and influences. Maybe I should do it myself! *L*

Last bump, I promise...:\

Any more feedback for me before I start "officially" writing this thing?

My reasoning for the Skills being transferable is that I want players to be able to simulate the normal character classes since they wont be allowed in my setting (of course any DM could change that...) since it is a...well, not realistic, but reality/mythology based. Armor Proficiency is still...

Ah...then the similarity of very close. Well, it was unintentional, but not necessarily bad...sounds like a decent system. Once I have the magic system re-written to d20 rules (it's currently in a proprietary format for my home-grown system) I'll post that, too.

I'm not familiar with the CODA system. How's that work?

Thanks for the words of encouragement! Here's the link to the rules thread: http://enworld.cyberstreet.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=25492

Not yet, but I did all the math to make it "technically" as balanced as possible. I do have experience making my own RP system, so hopefully I'm not too far off on playability.