[Re-Recruiting] Invasion. Gathering of Heroes (d20 Modern)

[Voda Vosa]

Well I found this, to be resembling to the gun you wanted, and as far as the book says, it has somewhat the same characteristics:
Name: Walther Model PP
Magazine: 8 box
ammunition: 7.65mm

The purchase DC is 17

 

[failedreality]

Hey VV
Your PM box is full..

 

[Voda Vosa]

Sorry lad, I've emptied it now°!

 

[Voda Vosa]

Failedreality, here's your character: You should work on fluffing him up, and he's ready to roll.

NAME
Charismatic 3/Negotiatior 3
Occupation: Law Enforcement.
       Bon Cost
Str 12 +1   4
Dex 14 +2   6
Con 12 +1   4
Int 10 +0   2
Wis 10 +0   2
Cha 17 +2   10

Hit Points: 7+6+4+8+7+8: 40
MDT: 12
Defense: 17 (10 base + 2 class + 2 dexterity + 3 armor)
Reputation: +3
Wealth: 15+2:18

Saves
--Fort +5 (4 base + 1 con)
--Ref +5  (3 base + 2 dex)
--Wil +5  (4 base + 1 wis)

Speed: 30ft

BAB: +3
--Ranged: +5
--Melee: +4
Initiative: +2

Browning pistol: +6 for 2d6 Ballistic 20 ft. 
Pistol whip: +4 for 1d4
Knife: +4 for 1d4 (19-20)


Skills
--Bluff +12 (9 ranks, +3 cha)
--Diplomacy +15 (9 ranks, +3 cha, +2 feat, +1 occupation)
--Persuade +12 (9 ranks, +3 cha)
--Profession +4 (4 rank, 0 wis)
--Gather information +14 (9 ranks, +3 cha, +2 feat)
--Knowledge (streetwise) +5 (5 ranks, +0 int)
--Intimidate +13 (9 ranks, +3 cha, 1 occupation)
--Desguise +7 (4 ranks, +3 cha)
--Sense motive +5 (5 rank, 0 wis)
--Listen +2
--Spot +2

Languages
--English,

Feats
--Personal Firearms Proficiency (Bonus)
--Simple Weapons Proficiency (Class)
--Armor (light) proficiency (Occupation)
--Alertness
--Quickdraw
--Point Blank Shot
--Trustworthy

Char Talents
--Fast-Talk
--Coordinate

Negotiatior Talents
--Conceal motive
--React first

Equipment
--Browning High Power(9mm) pistol
--Knife
--First Aid Kit
--Chemico Body armor

 

[airwalkrr]

I just thought I should remind everyone that combat in d20 Modern is a bit more lethal than it is in D&D 3e. The main reason is because the massive damage threshold is equal to your Constitution instead of 50. Thus if you have a Constitution of 10, anytime your character takes 10 points of damage, you have to make a DC 15 Fortitude save or die.

While this might make the game seem less fun, I actually like it because not only is it a bit more realistic (guns and such being particularly deadly), but it changes the dynamic of the game and discourages combat solutions.

 

[ThWatcher]

Is that a 'house-rule'?
I ask because that's not how it's described on page 141 of the D20 Modern book. The book says if you fail the save, you are reduced to -1 HP.

 

[airwalkrr]

Is that a 'house-rule'?
I ask because that's not how it's described on page 141 of the D20 Modern book. The book says if you fail the save, you are reduced to -1 HP.

Oops. Yea, you're right. I might have been thinking of another system based on d20 Modern. Thanks for correcting me.

Nevertheless, it's not a good thing to fail that save. It's difficult in d20 Modern to heal someone. Not just anyone can make a Treat Injury check. You have to have a medical kit for most uses, including stabilizing a character. And that 10% chance to stabilize on one's own is not something you can rely on.

 

[ThWatcher]

Yes, that's the main reason most of my characters carry at least 1 first aid kit. That way, I'm not dependent on whether or not the medic has one. They can use mine for me.

 

[airwalkrr]

Yea, but first aid kits only work once and can't be used to stabilize a dying character. Medical kits can, but are too bulky to just carry around all the time. Anyway, I didn't have my character take one because he's not really any kind of medic. Although I might eventually start carrying a first aid kit around. It depends on what kind of stuff we end up having to do.

 

[airwalkrr]

You know, I just checked, and we don't actually have anyone trained in Treat Injury. That could be a problem...