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<blockquote data-quote="Florin" data-source="post: 104104" data-attributes="member: 1189">The Bene GesseritIn the Wheel of Time RPG, the first level of the magic-using class is equivilant of the training a mid-level (Accepted) memeber of the Aes Sedai (a group of female magic users).&nbsp; I see no reason why the Adept class can't mimic someone with more training than a 5 year old.The SaurdukarSaurdukar are either going to have the fighter/soldier class or else have a class like the Starhowler which is more suited to intimidation in combat.&nbsp; Either way, they are going to be superior to normal troops because normal troops are going to have the NPC warrior class.&nbsp; Also, how much of a part of their superiority comes from superior arms and armor?As for how an Adept would compare to Saurdukar, show me an example of a 1st level Adept vs. a 1st level Saurdukar in the books.&nbsp; It's a little bit more amorphous than that in the books, so for game balance, it's better to have the classes equal.The TruthsayerYueh was trained by his BG wife to read minutae.&nbsp; That's how he'd know, when he saw him, not heard him.&nbsp; I'm already working on a feat that would allow Sense Motive to work in that manner with another skill that would oppose it.The Guild PilotThe Guild Pilot PrC would work like the Dragon Disciple of Tome &amp; Blood, they wouldn't complete their transformation until the end of the class.The BardThe Knave class would work well for a bard.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Florin, post: 104104, member: 1189"] [i]The Bene Gesserit[/i] In the Wheel of Time RPG, the first level of the magic-using class is equivilant of the training a mid-level (Accepted) memeber of the Aes Sedai (a group of female magic users). I see no reason why the Adept class can't mimic someone with more training than a 5 year old. [i]The Saurdukar[/i] Saurdukar are either going to have the fighter/soldier class or else have a class like the Starhowler which is more suited to intimidation in combat. Either way, they are going to be superior to normal troops because normal troops are going to have the NPC warrior class. Also, how much of a part of their superiority comes from superior arms and armor? As for how an Adept would compare to Saurdukar, show me an example of a 1st level Adept vs. a 1st level Saurdukar in the books. It's a little bit more amorphous than that in the books, so for game balance, it's better to have the classes equal. [i]The Truthsayer[/i] Yueh was trained by his BG wife to read minutae. That's how he'd know, when he [b]saw[/b] him, not [b]heard[/b] him. I'm already working on a feat that would allow Sense Motive to work in that manner with another skill that would oppose it. [i]The Guild Pilot[/i] The Guild Pilot PrC would work like the Dragon Disciple of Tome & Blood, they wouldn't complete their transformation until the end of the class. [i]The Bard[/i] The Knave class would work well for a bard. [/QUOTE]

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