systems without levels or hp's
- Thread starter GlassJaw
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Warhammer FRPG does not have levels, uses skill improvement but does use wounds.
Amber DRPG, I don't think it uses anything.
Amber DRPG, I don't think it uses anything.
kengar
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Savage Worlds has levels, but not in the D&D sense. There are Novices, Seasoned characters, Veterans, Heroic, and Legendary characters. The ranks reflect a range of experience as opposed to "4th level" etc.
Rather than hit points, SW uses a wound system where you always have the same number of wounds. As you get more powerful, you can become harder to hurt and/or recover easier. But with the exploding dice damage ("Aces"), even a lowly kobold could possibly kill a powerful PC with a lucky dagger thrust.
Rather than hit points, SW uses a wound system where you always have the same number of wounds. As you get more powerful, you can become harder to hurt and/or recover easier. But with the exploding dice damage ("Aces"), even a lowly kobold could possibly kill a powerful PC with a lucky dagger thrust.
John Morrow
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GlassJaw said:
Fudge. If you can make it work for you, it can work really well.
http://www.fudgerpg.com/
Psion
Adventurer
Henry said:
Well, in name. Professions were loosely class like, and mainly regulated costs of skills and gave you a few other bennies, most of which didn't apply to advancement... it was almost like getting a pack of feats at first level. And levels were more or less increments at which you could spend skill points; there were no "Profession abilities by level" or any such thing.
