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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kaptain_Kantrip" data-source="post: 48076" data-attributes="member: 546">I don't understand what you mean regarding no negative WP. In D&D, you are dying at -1 to -9 HP, and die when you reach -10.As to the Fort save, this is the information I got from d20 ShadowChasers in the latest Dungeon/Polyhedron, so I assume it will be part of the revised SW rules in May and the upcoming d20 Modern rules in October.If the sneak attacks do damage directly to WP, then a mid-level rogue could kill just about anybody in one hit! Ouch...I agree about Action Points being a lame name, but it was what they called them in Shadowchasers. I prefer Luck Points.The new SW rules and d20 Modern rules will be changing this, I think. The problem I had when I made this list was that I did not have SW and there were no exactly comparable classes in Shadowchasers to aid me, so I guessed.OK. I misread this in Shadowchasers. Armor limits DEX bonus, not Defense bonus, as you said.A cover bonus. Gotcha. That way it is specific so we know whether it stacks with other types of bonuses.Good idea. Will work on that!Yeah, I was going to make Rep more about deeds, but they didn't do that in Shadowchasers and simply made it into two feats: Famous and Infamous, each providing a +3 bonus to Charisma based checks in situations where your REP would come into play. I like the simplicity of that, but it kind of sucks as far as realism goes, and who wants to spend a feat on that? It seems like something that should be gained threough RPing (like Leadership feat) rather than by just spending the feat to get it. I know SW had a REP by level chart and that's where I got the idea of mixing the two styles from. Still not happy with either, so maybe I'll just scrap it.</blockquote>

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