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<blockquote data-quote="On Puget Sound" data-source="post: 4309807" data-attributes="member: 68988">I know people hate to hear this, and you mauy feel it's a flaw in the rules, but it really is... up. to. you.&nbsp; Like the ships in Babylon 5 that move &quot;at the speed of plot&quot;.&nbsp; It takes exactly as long as you want the PCs delayed.What is the story reason the PC needs to make his own sword?&nbsp; Will it A) advance the story or B) distract from it if that is more difficult?&nbsp; It can range from&nbsp;to &nbsp;If that doesn't cover your needs, you can lift the 3rd edition rules for Craft skill, or look to third party publications.&nbsp; I think Mongoose or Green Ronin or someone put out a sourcebook called &quot;Experts&quot;, and there was an old system called Chivalry and Sorcery that tried to faithfully recreate every aspect of medieval life; every morning you rolled on the Vermin Table to find out what infestation you woke up with.&nbsp; (ok, slight exagerration)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="On Puget Sound, post: 4309807, member: 68988"] I know people hate to hear this, and you mauy feel it's a flaw in the rules, but it really is... up. to. you. Like the ships in Babylon 5 that move "at the speed of plot". It takes exactly as long as you want the PCs delayed. What is the story reason the PC needs to make his own sword? Will it A) advance the story or B) distract from it if that is more difficult? It can range from to If that doesn't cover your needs, you can lift the 3rd edition rules for Craft skill, or look to third party publications. I think Mongoose or Green Ronin or someone put out a sourcebook called "Experts", and there was an old system called Chivalry and Sorcery that tried to faithfully recreate every aspect of medieval life; every morning you rolled on the Vermin Table to find out what infestation you woke up with. (ok, slight exagerration) [/QUOTE]

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