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<blockquote data-quote="takyris" data-source="post: 721462" data-attributes="member: 5171"><p>I was thinking about the SciFi Channel's Invisible Man as a d20 campaign. Given my philosophy of adding as few rules as possible, I was thinking that Quicksilvering something (or yourself) would be a Standard action, and I'd have uses and times take points -- with badness happening when you got low on Sanity Points or something like that. I'd also make Quicksilver Control a new skill that stole as much as possible from the Control Shape skill that lycanthropes get to take.</p><p></p><p>More on that when I think of it, though -- what I'm mostly thinking about are the characters, who I really remember liking. It's tough, though, trying to figure out what classes people should be?</p><p></p><p>Claire the Keeper is an obvious Smart Hero, as is Eberts. Eberts might have some levels in Dedicated as well, as well as a Bureaucrat Advanced Class that makes my skin crawl just to think about it. The boss, whose name I forget offhand, looks like a Charismatic/Dedicated Hero.</p><p></p><p>Fawkes and Hobbes, though. They're tough to figure out. Neither one of them strikes me as the Smart Hero type.</p><p></p><p>I was thinking that Fawkes could be something like:</p><p></p><p>(Incidently, I like to put TV people at levels 10-14 for the most part, since they're supposed to be really really good, but there are always people better.)</p><p></p><p>Darien Fawkes:</p><p></p><p>Fast 6</p><p>Charismatic 3</p><p>Infiltrator 3</p><p></p><p>Give him the Criminal Occupation with Disable Device and Sleight of Hand as permanent class skills and he's pretty much good to go.</p><p></p><p>Bobby Hobbes:</p><p></p><p>Strong 3</p><p>Tough 2</p><p>Soldier 4</p><p>Martial Artist 3</p><p></p><p>Hobbes is a good martial artist and a tough guy in a fight. I'd give him a high Intelligence score, given the amount of tactics and military knowledge he's got, but a low Wisdom score, given his constant borderline insanity.</p><p></p><p>Thoughts? </p><p></p><p>-Tacky</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="takyris, post: 721462, member: 5171"] I was thinking about the SciFi Channel's Invisible Man as a d20 campaign. Given my philosophy of adding as few rules as possible, I was thinking that Quicksilvering something (or yourself) would be a Standard action, and I'd have uses and times take points -- with badness happening when you got low on Sanity Points or something like that. I'd also make Quicksilver Control a new skill that stole as much as possible from the Control Shape skill that lycanthropes get to take. More on that when I think of it, though -- what I'm mostly thinking about are the characters, who I really remember liking. It's tough, though, trying to figure out what classes people should be? Claire the Keeper is an obvious Smart Hero, as is Eberts. Eberts might have some levels in Dedicated as well, as well as a Bureaucrat Advanced Class that makes my skin crawl just to think about it. The boss, whose name I forget offhand, looks like a Charismatic/Dedicated Hero. Fawkes and Hobbes, though. They're tough to figure out. Neither one of them strikes me as the Smart Hero type. I was thinking that Fawkes could be something like: (Incidently, I like to put TV people at levels 10-14 for the most part, since they're supposed to be really really good, but there are always people better.) Darien Fawkes: Fast 6 Charismatic 3 Infiltrator 3 Give him the Criminal Occupation with Disable Device and Sleight of Hand as permanent class skills and he's pretty much good to go. Bobby Hobbes: Strong 3 Tough 2 Soldier 4 Martial Artist 3 Hobbes is a good martial artist and a tough guy in a fight. I'd give him a high Intelligence score, given the amount of tactics and military knowledge he's got, but a low Wisdom score, given his constant borderline insanity. Thoughts? -Tacky [/QUOTE]
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