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Discipline, or self-discipline ( as was used in rolemaster ) ... Adaptation, or adaptatibility runs smoother ( as I see it )

So, if the relation is ok, it is the Illusionist who uses the honor sub-ability... ( As from a recent topic )

Following my trajectoire, a Ranger can easily be low level Druid and high level Scout

Now how much FP for a given PC? It could be based on chr level ( 1 FP per level ) + the sum of the six stats bonuses...

So Naruto 's path would include the elementalist spellcasting class ( elementalists as invocation/evocation and transmutation/alterations )

Note that in this approach FP don't cost much ( instead of say 1 to 17 for spells of 1 to 9 )

Ben, Rangers are Druids+Scouts+??

As for a spellcasting class tuned to the ninja, illusions and therefore the Illusionist seem best choices

What about adaptatibility ?

Like bird's flying ability??

... Along with scout data ( It has been noted that ninjas also use scout data )

The Merchant class comes from Adom the roguelike ( by Thomas Biskup )

I don't know if casting spells should cost fatigue points , but perhaps spells recovery could use a chart like this : SL = spell level FP = fatigue points expenditure RT = recovery time SL/FP ===> RT 1/1 =====> 1 minute 2/2 =====> 5 minutes 3/3 =====> 1/4 hour 4/4 =====> 1 hour 5/5 =====> 3...

Well, I feel like tactician is a complex class ( that is, a construction of two or more basic classes ) ... It might even be ( the name for ) a pentaclass:)

Rangers should use the merchant basic class...

What about knees , and feet ?

My sister uses almost all her spell slots when in my surroundings by using what I was simply calling bluff; Now I believe it's a fool's gold, that she masters to a level that I have trouble to evaluate ... Could you give me hints to let me free from her enchantments? I tell her things like I 'm...

As you may have noticed, each sub-ability is used once in the pentaclass

As I had calculated, there were six pentaclasses, generated like that: Pentaclass 1 : Class 1 : 1+2,3+4,5+6 Class 2 : 1+3,2+5,4+6 Class 3 : 1+4,2+6,3+5 Class 4 : 1+5,2+4,3+6 Class 5 : 1+6,2+3,4+5

For example Class 1 is the samurai , Class 2 is the thief, Class 3 is the merchant.