G
Guest 11456
Guest
I'll go ahead and grab the last slot, KL.
Tails
Tails
[HARP] Back to the Dungeon [Full]
- Thread starter Old Fezziwig
- Start date
JimAde
First Post
Sweet, thanks!
AdamantineAngel and Vargo: If it's OK with you I'll go with the big, dumb fighter type (though with those stats I don't even have to be dumb). Since I haven't played HARP before I don't want to mess with the magic system.
I have played some Rolemaster (many many moons ago) and things look vaguely familiar. But I want my E Puncture Critical table!
EDIT: This post was in response to Kajamba Lion, not TailSpinner, just to clarify!
AdamantineAngel and Vargo: If it's OK with you I'll go with the big, dumb fighter type (though with those stats I don't even have to be dumb). Since I haven't played HARP before I don't want to mess with the magic system.
I have played some Rolemaster (many many moons ago) and things look vaguely familiar. But I want my E Puncture Critical table!
EDIT: This post was in response to Kajamba Lion, not TailSpinner, just to clarify!
Last edited:
Old Fezziwig
Thanks for the sour persimmons, cousin.
JimAde, Vargo: That all sounds fine.
Tailspinner: Cool beans. Glad to have you with us. Your original stats are 88, 47, 55, 72, 90, 43, 63, 93. And the re-roll: 88, 54, 62, 50, 62, 98, 53, 80.
Everyone: As far as character background, assume, again, that we're playing in a fairly standard D&D fantasy world (Greyhawkish) when you make your characters. Create a background that fits that milieu, and we'll run with it.
Nick
Tailspinner: Cool beans. Glad to have you with us. Your original stats are 88, 47, 55, 72, 90, 43, 63, 93. And the re-roll: 88, 54, 62, 50, 62, 98, 53, 80.
Everyone: As far as character background, assume, again, that we're playing in a fairly standard D&D fantasy world (Greyhawkish) when you make your characters. Create a background that fits that milieu, and we'll run with it.
Nick
Mark Causey
Explorer
I'll be playing a cleric/holy warrior kinda concept. Never played Greyhawk, what's a god of battle (good)?
I take it back, I'll be a warrior for the god of magic. Gives me plenty enough reason to want to go into a dungeon and actually leave with something of my own
Okay, so I'm a Dwarven Holy Warrior, devoted to wrenching Magic, Gems and Baubles from the wretched infidels that stole them or unconscionably reaped from Mother Earth.
Now, onto the stats and skills.
I take it back, I'll be a warrior for the god of magic. Gives me plenty enough reason to want to go into a dungeon and actually leave with something of my own
Okay, so I'm a Dwarven Holy Warrior, devoted to wrenching Magic, Gems and Baubles from the wretched infidels that stole them or unconscionably reaped from Mother Earth.
Now, onto the stats and skills.
Last edited:
Mark Causey
Explorer
Two Dwarfs ... are we from the same clan, JimAde?
Something you guys may or may not find useful - I threw together a VERY quick + dirty spreadsheet for making a HARP character. You can download it at http://www.oz.net/~inthane/harp.xls
On the "stats" page, don't edit anything that has a yellow background. On the skills page, list your class's favored skill categories in cells O3-O9, and don't edit the following columns:
Ranks
Total Ranks
Rank Bonus
Total Bonus
Total DP spent on skills shows up in cell P1. Enter the DP you wish to spend on the skill, and it will calculate your skill ranks, bonuses, etc.
For Stat bonus, enter the formula as either '=stat+stat' or '=stat*2' - where stat is st, co, ag, qu, sd, re, in, or pr. So for a skill that uses in and re, you would enter '=in+re' in the stat column.
Works in Excel XP and Excel 2003, don't know about other versions.
On the "stats" page, don't edit anything that has a yellow background. On the skills page, list your class's favored skill categories in cells O3-O9, and don't edit the following columns:
Ranks
Total Ranks
Rank Bonus
Total Bonus
Total DP spent on skills shows up in cell P1. Enter the DP you wish to spend on the skill, and it will calculate your skill ranks, bonuses, etc.
For Stat bonus, enter the formula as either '=stat+stat' or '=stat*2' - where stat is st, co, ag, qu, sd, re, in, or pr. So for a skill that uses in and re, you would enter '=in+re' in the stat column.
Works in Excel XP and Excel 2003, don't know about other versions.
Old Fezziwig
Thanks for the sour persimmons, cousin.
Vargo: Ooh. That's cool. Thanks!
adamantineangel: For ease of use, we can use the Player's Handbook gods, but I wouldn't worry about not being familiar with Greyhawk.
JimAde: You can post it in here. When we have all four characters, I'll open a RG thread.
linnorm: If you actually want in, that's cool, too. Have some stats: 94, 94, 91, 90, 78, 70, 70, 63. Original stats are here, although I can't imagine you'll take them...
Okay, we're full.
Nick
adamantineangel: For ease of use, we can use the Player's Handbook gods, but I wouldn't worry about not being familiar with Greyhawk.
JimAde: You can post it in here. When we have all four characters, I'll open a RG thread.
linnorm: If you actually want in, that's cool, too. Have some stats: 94, 94, 91, 90, 78, 70, 70, 63. Original stats are here, although I can't imagine you'll take them...
Okay, we're full.
Nick
Similar Threads
