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<blockquote data-quote="Enoch" data-source="post: 1329869" data-attributes="member: 16354">I haven't been to this forum in forever so forgive me if someone has already started a large thread about this subject.&nbsp;In my upcoming Fallen D&amp;D game I plan on making BAB a skill.&nbsp; The character has a certain fighting style, and puts points into that.&nbsp; I am also using Ken Hood's d20 Martial Arts system.&nbsp; So I will also count the BAB skill as Technique.&nbsp;This is how I think I will break down the class/cross-class of the skill.&nbsp;Barbarian, Fighter, Monk, Paladin, Ranger: class skillBard, Cleric, Druid, Rogue: class skill, but maximum is the same as a cross-classSorcerer, Wizard: cross-class&nbsp;I am also using Ken Hood's Grim-n-Gritty rules, so I think I will make defense a skill as well.&nbsp; I haven't put much thought into this yet.&nbsp;So what things will I need to change?&nbsp; I think some classes will require more skill points so that they can retain their fighting prowess.&nbsp;Some things that I will need to take into account is the higher starting attack bonus.&nbsp; This is actually not quite that big of a deal because the last time I used the d20 Martial Arts rules most fighter types had really high defense to the point where almost nothing could hit them.&nbsp;Any thoughts? &nbsp;-Joshuaomnia vincit amor</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Enoch, post: 1329869, member: 16354"] I haven't been to this forum in forever so forgive me if someone has already started a large thread about this subject. In my upcoming Fallen D&D game I plan on making BAB a skill. The character has a certain fighting style, and puts points into that. I am also using Ken Hood's d20 Martial Arts system. So I will also count the BAB skill as Technique. This is how I think I will break down the class/cross-class of the skill. Barbarian, Fighter, Monk, Paladin, Ranger: class skill Bard, Cleric, Druid, Rogue: class skill, but maximum is the same as a cross-class Sorcerer, Wizard: cross-class I am also using Ken Hood's Grim-n-Gritty rules, so I think I will make defense a skill as well. I haven't put much thought into this yet. So what things will I need to change? I think some classes will require more skill points so that they can retain their fighting prowess. Some things that I will need to take into account is the higher starting attack bonus. This is actually not quite that big of a deal because the last time I used the d20 Martial Arts rules most fighter types had really high defense to the point where almost nothing could hit them. Any thoughts? -Joshua omnia vincit amor [/QUOTE]

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