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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Narsil" data-source="post: 2943878" data-attributes="member: 40704">The Master's ectoplasmic form can probably be explained via a template of some kind...And I might not give Time Lords a Level Adjustment, but rather make them the Unique Character like you said.  Now here's a bit of a redone version of the stats, and I'll make a sample 'Doctor' in a couple of days.Gallifreyans:+2 Strength, +2 Constitution, +4 Intelligence.  Time Lords are strong, intelligent and resilient.Medium SizedBase Speed: 30'+2 Racial bonus to Computer Use checksAlways considered trained in any intelligence-based skill.+6 Racial bonus to Will Saves against any mind-affecting powerRegeneration (Ex): Time Lords gain the ability to 'regenerate' upon death.Regeneration: Time Lords can regenerate their body within 10d6 rounds upon death, this leads to an instantaneous reroll of all stats, save for Intelligence. Upon regeneration, a Time Lord must make a fortitude save of 15 (+1 for every time previously regenerated) or be subject to 3d10 hours of constant fatigue, and the gaining of a negative level which both can be fixed through 1d10+4 hours of rest.If the Time Lord is under the effects of anaesthetic of any kind, then the Time Lord must make a fortitude save of DC 10 or die outright.  Even if the fortitude save is made, the Time Lord suffers from a temporary bout of amnesia.This can only be done thirteen times before the Time Lord dies fully, a state which not even a True Resurrection spell can reverse. A Wish spell can be used to extend the amount of Regenerations that a Time Lord is allotted.   If the Time Lord council deems it prudent, they will occasionally allow a single Gallifreyan to recieve a new set of regenerations.</blockquote>

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