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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Black Pharaoh" data-source="post: 2083744" data-attributes="member: 28235">MIne is a pretty simple 1 pageDungeons and Dragons House Rules 1.      Dying and Death: A character is considered to be dying if his hit points are in the range of -1 to – (constitution -1).  A character is considered dead when his hit points are equal to –constitution.2.      Background skills: At character creation a player may choose 3 skills that should be related to the characters life before becoming an adventurer. These three skills are always considered to be class skills for that character regardless of what class the character pursues at each level. (Note: Warforged do not gain this benefit)3.      Perception: A characters perception score is equal to the average (round down) of that characters spot and listen skills. This could also be called Notice. This doesn’t come into play often, but when it does it is nice to know.4.      Stealth: A characters stealth score is equal to the average (round down) of that characters move silently and hide skills. This doesn’t come into play often, but when it does it is nice to know.5.      Leveling up: Characters may only level up between adventures/stories or during extended periods of downtime during a story or adventure. Some specific campaigns may not allow this, but it will be the general rule.6.      Skill Levels: The rank limit of both Class and Cross-Class will be level+3. There is no reason to penalize cross class skills twice.7.      Action Surge: All characters will receive the action surge feat as a bonus feat at level one.8.      Additional Action Point Uses<ul> <li data-xf-list-type="ul"><ul> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">An Action Point may be spent to add a d6 to your armor class for one enemy attack.</li> </ul></li> </ul>9.      Eschew Components: Sorcerers and Bards receive the Eschew Components feat for free at first level. This feat can only be applied to spells being cast as a Sorcerer or Bard.10.  Additional Wizard Skill Points: Wizards receive an additional number of skill points per level equal to their intelligence bonus. These skill points may only be spent on knowledge skills and are still subject to the normal maximum limits.</blockquote>

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