Kesh First Post May 3, 2007 #21 hobgoblin said: hmm, with the swift action, its starting to look like shadowrun and its free,simple complex actions Click to expand... Yep. This is the first time I'm starting to believe you really could run SR using d20 mechanics, especially with the changes to SR4e.
hobgoblin said: hmm, with the swift action, its starting to look like shadowrun and its free,simple complex actions Click to expand... Yep. This is the first time I'm starting to believe you really could run SR using d20 mechanics, especially with the changes to SR4e.
K Koewn Explorer May 3, 2007 #22 Jedi Counseling 102, up now, reveals a Skill Training feat that...trains you in a skill. That's offered up as how multiclass characters would train themselves in a skill after multiclassing. Also, some revelations of Talent trees for the 'heroic' classes, with some talk about how and why classes were merged. Heroic classes recieve a feat every even level (in addition to the every-3 character feats) and a talent every odd level. Nobles get 6+Int trained skills; Jedi 2+Int (the fewest, he remarks)
Jedi Counseling 102, up now, reveals a Skill Training feat that...trains you in a skill. That's offered up as how multiclass characters would train themselves in a skill after multiclassing. Also, some revelations of Talent trees for the 'heroic' classes, with some talk about how and why classes were merged. Heroic classes recieve a feat every even level (in addition to the every-3 character feats) and a talent every odd level. Nobles get 6+Int trained skills; Jedi 2+Int (the fewest, he remarks)
