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"Either that or their armour. It seem to be taking damage in a most unusual way, most suits of armour are never damaged at all in any fight with mere melee weapons."

But not as the primary source of Points, surely? The main way of increasing production has to be by the construction and upgrading of industrial facilities, in short, by industrialization.

Is it correct to assume that the rate of industrial growth (levels) depends on Dexterity? (Possibly an equation based on Dex and invested Points). If not, then how would one go about gaining experience points? Killing things like in DnD doesn't really make sense, does it?

Alicia laughs insanely when the robed man falls to her attacks, but cries out inarticulately in anger when she loses her grip on the blood-slick hilt of her sword. Cursing loudly she steps back (5ft) and bends to retrieve her weapon (MEA?). Once her hands once again grip the sword she lifts the...

This sounds very cool. I would definately be interested in playing. Perhaps you should start another thread for recruitment? (Just make sure you have the abbreviation IR in the title)

I second that ;)

"Most peculiar" ooc: Sound like a new house-rule, changing the armour bonuses to defense to damage-resistance. A pretty good idea and a lot more realistic ;).

Alicia snarls at the wounded man, "Lost your guts, Scaredycat?" but chooses to ignore him for the moment. If she can move so that both the robed men are within her reach (10ft+5ft+10ft) she will move towards the man on the cart and attack him savagely (Full Reckless attack, no Power attack)...

That wouldn't be very sneaky now, would it ;)?

Sounds cool. I love 'crunch, the more the better. To solve the balance-issue of a massive alliance of altruistic good-guys sharing tech you could make it rather easy to steal technology and other information by hacking or infiltration. Any technology that is applied on the open market or in...

If it's any consolation Alicia is about to become vastly more outnumbered than Aligor is, with noone but an NPC (who wants her involvement to remain unknown) for possible backup. :uhoh:

Alicia nods, keeping the focus of her attention at the 'Max Mars Traniskol'. She whispers back at Girdra, "If you come out first tell me how many they are there." Hidden as well as she's able in the shadows and trash of the alley she bides her time, impatiently stroking the hilt of her sword...

I would barely even have the time for playing :(. (Being a responsible adult sucks ;) )

ooc: It was just an unlucky guess. ;) It's been edited.

Alicia curses loudly and reaches for her weapon, but then she decides against it. She wasn't there to fight stupid boys, to pick their stupid little watching eyeballs out of their pretty little heads, to rip them apart and play sexual games with their bones and organs... Stupid Boy! Instead she...

"Indeed, let us wait and observe. I've payed good money to see fights like this in the stadiums of the south-east. It would be a waste to walk away from this free performance." He leans casually against some convenient object and watches the fight.

ooc: Does anyone appear to have the upper hand? (players: I'm thinking the Paladin might be offended if we interfere in his duel, unless he's obviously overmatched.)

Dekiran easily keeps up with the shorter strides of the dwarf. "Just don't attack until we know which side is at fault. If we kill the wrong people it could cause us no end of trouble back in Taleas. Unless, off course, the other side are just beasts or monsters."

Alicia crouches down behind some convenient tree or bush, making a hushing gesture to Girdra and whispering, "Look there, the little men are fighting. Stupid nice men, now we can sneak past and guards will come here and not to the shop-place." Unless Girdra objects she will back down into the...

The Epic spellcasting rules are terrible, the economy-system (item creation and loot) is absurd, and the players have no way of keeping up with the power-increases that are given to the monsters without going 100% munchin. The ELH needs a lot of work, and it might be easier to throw most of it...