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Message: <blockquote data-quote="takyris" data-source="post: 727240" data-attributes="member: 5171">Bear in mind that I think that a good level for the "average" character on a TV show is the 11-13 range -- powerful, but not superdeadly.D'Argo: Fighter12 in D&DStrong3/Tough5/Dedicated2/Soldier3 in d20 ModernMy rationale for the modern classes is as follows:D'Argo is demonstrably tough.  He can take a ton of punishment.  His Strength is undeniable, and I figure it'd be easy to give him a bunch of Strong levels, but the thing is, I see D'Argo as a perfect example of someone who has a high strength, but not a ton of levels in Strong.  He ISN'T an unstoppable killing machine -- his base attack bonus shouldn't be the highest in the group (that'd be Aeryn, I think).  The fact that he has a much higher Strength than Aeryn means that they end up hitting about the same amount of time -- he hits more in melee, she hits more in ranged.I think that D'Argo as a character is occasionally sensitive and insightful enough that a level or two of Dedicated was in order -- but that could just be D'Argo having a high wisdom.And as for Soldier levels, they make sense, although as his backstory comes out in the show we realize that he's not as much of a soldier as he made himself out to be.-Tacky</blockquote>