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Message: <blockquote data-quote="edventure" data-source="post: 1616194" data-attributes="member: 17399">There were some prototype custom droid creation rules on the Wizards board.  Basically you paid X amount of credits for Y amount of skill points to allocate and then built from there.  I'll hop over there and see if I can dig up the thread.I used them to create a droid NPC for the campaign I'm running and it came out pretty well.Found it: <a href="http://boards1.wizards.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=136855" target="_blank">http://boards1.wizards.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=136855</a>Improtant bits: (Keep in mind these are fan created and in no way official, but they worked for me)Droid Creation RulesAbilities -A droid's creator can not create a droid that has higher Int, Wis, or Cha than he/she does. 200 credits 54 Stat Points = 9 Average300 credits 60 Stat Points = 10 Average600 credits 66 Stat Points = 11 Average800 credits 72 Stat Points = 12 Average1100 credits 78 Stat Points = 13 Average1500 credits 84 Stat Points = 14 AverageClass Levels -A droid's creator can not create a droid of a higher than he/she is.Commoner = 0 creditsNPC Classes (Diplomat, Expert, Thug)Level 1 = 250 creditsLevel 2 = 500 creditsLevel 3 = 1500 creditsLevel 4 = 3000 creditsLevel 5 = 5000 creditsLevel 6 = 7500 credits(Credit cost equal to half exp needed for that level) PC Classes (Scout, Soldier, Tech Specialist)Level 1 = 500 creditsLevel 2 = 1000 creditsLevel 3 = 3000 creditsLevel 4 = 6000 creditsLevel 5 = 10000 creditsLevel 6 = 15000 credits(Credit cost equal to exp needed for that level)Size - Creating a droid of large size increases the cost of the droid by 500 credits. Medium sized and smaller droids have no increase or decrease in cost. Working on assumption that larger droids require more materials, while smaller droids need more in miniaturization tech keeping there from being a discount.</blockquote>

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