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<blockquote data-quote="Khorod" data-source="post: 2166321" data-attributes="member: 1636">Force Points in d20 Star Wars, very like Action Points.Hero Points in Arcana Unearthed are the most powerful of all.&nbsp; (+20 to skill, +1d20 to Saving Throw or Attack Roll, Extra Standard Action at any time, Bend the Rules [such as disarm a sword and catch it in your hand])&nbsp; Non-regenerative.My Honor Points for my OA campaign:Your honor points correlates to an honor score.&nbsp; You improve it by acting honorably, and reduce it by acting dishonorably.&nbsp; Your Honor Score is added to certain things, like your Leadership score.&nbsp; Honor Points are easily lost when your score is high, and easily gained when low.Your honor score has a supernatural presence that can be detected by advanced mystics, certain monsters, and can help resist taint.&nbsp; In every session, you can spend a number of Honor Points equal to your score.&nbsp; Each Honor Point lets you add 1d6 to any die roll in the game.&nbsp; You can spend multiple Honor Points on a single roll.&nbsp; Spending an honor point on an attack roll also makes the weapon Honorable for purposes of penetrating DR.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Khorod, post: 2166321, member: 1636"] Force Points in d20 Star Wars, very like Action Points. Hero Points in Arcana Unearthed are the most powerful of all. (+20 to skill, +1d20 to Saving Throw or Attack Roll, Extra Standard Action at any time, Bend the Rules [such as disarm a sword and catch it in your hand]) Non-regenerative. My Honor Points for my OA campaign: Your honor points correlates to an honor score. You improve it by acting honorably, and reduce it by acting dishonorably. Your Honor Score is added to certain things, like your Leadership score. Honor Points are easily lost when your score is high, and easily gained when low. Your honor score has a supernatural presence that can be detected by advanced mystics, certain monsters, and can help resist taint. In every session, you can spend a number of Honor Points equal to your score. Each Honor Point lets you add 1d6 to any die roll in the game. You can spend multiple Honor Points on a single roll. Spending an honor point on an attack roll also makes the weapon Honorable for purposes of penetrating DR. [/QUOTE]

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