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<blockquote data-quote="Imaro" data-source="post: 3613408" data-attributes="member: 48965">First I just gotta ask...Why would PC's be making characters with different sets of rules?&nbsp; If you're playing C&amp;C then they would make up characters with those rules right?&nbsp; I mean if my player wants to be a monk...he would be a C&amp;C monk.&nbsp; Anyway, I'll assume we're talking NPC's here.&nbsp; Okay,&nbsp; here's my &quot;quick&quot; answers.Well if you've decided which Multiclass rules you're using for C&amp;C the classes would be adjusted to fit those rules, right?&nbsp;&nbsp; Not sure how the incarnate works, but it seems that he could boost a prime or non-prime dependant on a specific use.&nbsp; Differing power levels means more XP to gain levels.Again, don't have book of the nine swords, so take this with a grain of salt as I'm going by what I've read about it.&nbsp; You make it so that he is only allowed to use his maneuvers and stances a certain amount of times per day, since this is the model C&amp;C is based on.&nbsp; We're converting to C&amp;C so that takes precedence.&nbsp;&nbsp; Yeah, because converting AD&amp;D into BESM 2nd ed. is just as easy as C&amp;C...right?&nbsp; It seems like you're just unwilling to admit that the issue isn't whether you can convert or not, but how much time and effort it takes to do it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Imaro, post: 3613408, member: 48965"] First I just gotta ask...Why would PC's be making characters with different sets of rules? If you're playing C&C then they would make up characters with those rules right? I mean if my player wants to be a monk...he would be a C&C monk. Anyway, I'll assume we're talking NPC's here. Okay, here's my "quick" answers. Well if you've decided which Multiclass rules you're using for C&C the classes would be adjusted to fit those rules, right? Not sure how the incarnate works, but it seems that he could boost a prime or non-prime dependant on a specific use. Differing power levels means more XP to gain levels. Again, don't have book of the nine swords, so take this with a grain of salt as I'm going by what I've read about it. You make it so that he is only allowed to use his maneuvers and stances a certain amount of times per day, since this is the model C&C is based on. We're converting to C&C so that takes precedence. Yeah, because converting AD&D into BESM 2nd ed. is just as easy as C&C...right? It seems like you're just unwilling to admit that the issue isn't whether you can convert or not, but how much time and effort it takes to do it. [/QUOTE]

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