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<blockquote data-quote="Azaar" data-source="post: 3125075" data-attributes="member: 1988">Bloodweaver1:&nbsp; Okay... couple of things on Cid.1)&nbsp; Remember that there are Vitality/Wound points, not just &quot;hit points&quot; like in D&amp;D.&nbsp; 25 VP, 10 WP.2)&nbsp; In one place, you say Scoundrel 5.&nbsp; In another place, you say you're level 6.&nbsp; Just a heads' up.3)&nbsp; Skills:&nbsp; You have 96 skill points available, 88 spent.&nbsp; 8 more to spend. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />4)&nbsp; Equipment -- okay, this one will be vaguely lengthy... or not, as Dire Lemming illustrated above.&nbsp; Thanks, DL.Past that, your combat jumpsuit will run 1,500 credits.&nbsp; Heavy blaster will run 750 credits.&nbsp; Thermal detonators... hehe, 2,000 credits apiece, and Sector won't be handing those out unless it's absolutely necessary.&nbsp; As for the explosives, they'll be handed out at the start of a mission, depending on the mission parameters and what-not.As you can see, buying all mastercraft isn't exactly the way to go, not with only 6,500 credits.&nbsp; What isn't listed above is what you'll typically receive at the start of a mission by Sector.&nbsp; The equipment that's mastercraft -- if you decide to drop back to normal equipment, cut the price in half.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Azaar, post: 3125075, member: 1988"] Bloodweaver1: Okay... couple of things on Cid. 1) Remember that there are Vitality/Wound points, not just "hit points" like in D&D. 25 VP, 10 WP. 2) In one place, you say Scoundrel 5. In another place, you say you're level 6. Just a heads' up. 3) Skills: You have 96 skill points available, 88 spent. 8 more to spend. :) 4) Equipment -- okay, this one will be vaguely lengthy... or not, as Dire Lemming illustrated above. Thanks, DL. Past that, your combat jumpsuit will run 1,500 credits. Heavy blaster will run 750 credits. Thermal detonators... hehe, 2,000 credits apiece, and Sector won't be handing those out unless it's absolutely necessary. As for the explosives, they'll be handed out at the start of a mission, depending on the mission parameters and what-not. As you can see, buying all mastercraft isn't exactly the way to go, not with only 6,500 credits. What isn't listed above is what you'll typically receive at the start of a mission by Sector. The equipment that's mastercraft -- if you decide to drop back to normal equipment, cut the price in half. [/QUOTE]

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