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<blockquote data-quote="Cwylric" data-source="post: 239861" data-attributes="member: 5491">Well, I ended up doing a second part to the MSH conversion rules, and I'll post the article here, as well.&nbsp; The system lets you create brand new MSH-strength characters in Paragon, either to use with ones that have been converted from MSH or simply to run in some other sort of high-powered campaign.&nbsp; I make no promises about the balance and whether the resulting characters will work well under the normal Paragon rules -- some of the changes are pretty extreme.&nbsp; In general, though, I think everything will be fine, as long as DMs remember that the resulting characters have a CR at least 2 points higher than usual.&nbsp; Or, to look at it in Paragon terms, non-supers should have their effective CRs reduced by two steps (e.g. from 1/4 to 1/8, or from 1/3 to 1/6, for example).Just remember, before making any complaints about the balance, etc.: I did this just for fun and have no intention of making it an integral part of Paragon or providing any sort of long-term support for it.&nbsp; Character's made using it will *not* be eligible for publication in Vancouver: 2020.Having said this, I've made a few characters with it, and it's kind of fun.&nbsp; Sometimes random is a good thing.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cwylric, post: 239861, member: 5491"] Well, I ended up doing a second part to the MSH conversion rules, and I'll post the article here, as well. The system lets you create brand new MSH-strength characters in Paragon, either to use with ones that have been converted from MSH or simply to run in some other sort of high-powered campaign. I make no promises about the balance and whether the resulting characters will work well under the normal Paragon rules -- some of the changes are pretty extreme. In general, though, I think everything will be fine, as long as DMs remember that the resulting characters have a CR at least 2 points higher than usual. Or, to look at it in Paragon terms, non-supers should have their effective CRs reduced by two steps (e.g. from 1/4 to 1/8, or from 1/3 to 1/6, for example). Just remember, before making any complaints about the balance, etc.: I did this just for fun and have no intention of making it an integral part of Paragon or providing any sort of long-term support for it. Character's made using it will *not* be eligible for publication in Vancouver: 2020. Having said this, I've made a few characters with it, and it's kind of fun. Sometimes random is a good thing. [/QUOTE]

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