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So an adventurer will always either land a fatal shot or miss entirely? The gunslinger is trying to kill her enemy, of course, but if she doesn't manage that kill shot she's still close enough to graze. I don't like called shots in general, but that rule doesn't really make any less sense than...

...And aiming at that eye, precisely, is harder than aiming at a target. Trying to hit the unarmored parts is harder when the opponent is wearing armor and there are less of them. I'd say that an armor bonus to avoid being hit makes more sense against these attacks, if there's any difference at...

What? Why not? It is more difficult to target my unarmored parts when I am wearing plate armor than it is when I am wearing no armor. That is the purpose of wearing it, after all.

Mutants & Masterminds by Green Ronin is always my favorite. It's a superhero game currently on its 3rd edition. DC Adventures is the same game. It uses the basic core mechanic of the d20 system, but uses point buy for character generation rather than class or levels. It also has no hit points...

Or just a circumstance bonus to the Fighter's Initiative check. The others can win, but they're less likely to.

You seem to have a very specific definition of what is relevant, but you haven't actually explained the reason for the restrictions or anything. If I don't have the basic information, how do I know what is relevant? "Use the lowest" seems like a pretty direct answer to your question, to me. Why...

I'd say that the raw ability is typically inborn, but learning how to actually use your powers can be learned from experience or taught. But perhaps all minds have the potential, and an introspective enough psychic with a talent for explaining things might be able to figure out how he does it...

Post-apocalyptic, a world destroyed by fire or heat. Possibly due to warfare, or something natural. That's my first thought. I don't think that's actually correct, though, is it? Destroying everything, to make sure the opposition is completely eradicated, and not caring about collateral damage...

It's still nice to have the mechanics of the material converted. Not all of us can or want to do it ourselves, especially when we're still getting used to how the new system works. And new players. Those 3.5E books are nice, but does somebody who doesn't play it want to find and buy them for...

System: :mnm: 3rd Edition Santa Claus Power Level 10, 210 PP "Merry Christmas to all, And to all a good night!" Abilities: 84 PP Strength: 2 Stamina: 8 Agility: 5 Dexterity: 5 Fighting: 3 Intellect: 5 Awareness: 6 Presence: 8 Defenses: 20 PP Dodge: +11/6 (21/16; +5 Agi +6) Parry: +11/6...