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[Morrus]

So does that always work?

I wish I had a Ferrari.

*sitsaroundwaiting*

 

[Sketchpad]

Thanks, Janx and Sky. Hope it helps out everyone's campaigns.

 

[Janx]

Thanks, Janx and Sky. Hope it helps out everyone's campaigns.

So, if I was going to use this, and didn't have Tru20 rules, are there any "close enough" rules for completing character generation I could use? Or stats for weapons (ex Phaser. 1d8 damage or Reflex Save to avoid stun)

Basically, a poor man's adaptation to D&D d20 concepts, without lots of special rules differences to play Trek with D&D rules.

Not knowing the HP scale, I'm thinking 8 HP for 1st level PCs + con bonus, and +5 HP per level after (plus con bonus). Modern/sci-fi d20 games seem to like slower HP progression, so I see no reason not to emulate that.

Which for me, mostly means, the expected HP scale, AC /armor (does everybody have AC10 forever?). and equipment for killing each other, i mean NPCs.

 

[Sketchpad]

So does that always work?

I wish I had a Ferrari.

*sitsaroundwaiting*

Sorry. All out of Ferraris, Morrus. I do have a 1977 Chevy Nova with a gazillion miles and rusted body, however.

 

[Sketchpad]

Janx, that's not a bad start. M&M had used d6 when they gave optional dice rules. You could go that route. So something with a +8 damage would 8d6.

 

[Sketchpad]

Oh, and for those digging this, if you like superheroes, especially Mutants & Masterminds, might I suggest my Acts of Villainy line?

 

[Janx]

Janx, that's not a bad start. M&M had used d6 when they gave optional dice rules. You could go that route. So something with a +8 damage would 8d6.

Thanks. Sounds like a reasonable approximation to D&D HP, AC and damage values will be sufficient. Considering it's just for my own campaign, I can fine tune any problems out if they come up.

 

[Sketchpad]

Wow! This made the news! Thanks, Morrus!