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<blockquote data-quote="Greg K" data-source="post: 4527774" data-attributes="member: 5038">My skill lists preferencesNumber of skills between that of 3e&nbsp; or d20Modern and RMSS and that allow players to assign points to purchase just how good they are. 3e and d20M are closest to what&nbsp; I like, but could use a few extra skills and applying perform like subskills to a few of them.&nbsp; RMSS is a little on the heavy side, but not enough that&nbsp; I will not play it.Set levels of difficulty with explanations of just hard a particular&nbsp; DC is? What is an easy task? what is an average task? What is hard? etc.&nbsp; And these should be set levels (edit:&nbsp; (e.g, DC 30 is x difficulty).&nbsp; This is unless an action is complicated by someone opposing the character in which case the relative skill levels should modify the difficult.).Preferably it should have a list of how good a specific rank is.&nbsp; What is a novice/beginner, what is professional level? What is an expert? What is the best in a region? A nation? The best in the world?Games that I find are too consolidated for my tastes include 4e, Cinematic Unisystem (however Buffy and Angel soucebooks make an ok reference), and Savage Worlds.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Greg K, post: 4527774, member: 5038"] My skill lists preferences Number of skills between that of 3e or d20Modern and RMSS and that allow players to assign points to purchase just how good they are. 3e and d20M are closest to what I like, but could use a few extra skills and applying perform like subskills to a few of them. RMSS is a little on the heavy side, but not enough that I will not play it. Set levels of difficulty with explanations of just hard a particular DC is? What is an easy task? what is an average task? What is hard? etc. And these should be set levels (edit: (e.g, DC 30 is x difficulty). This is unless an action is complicated by someone opposing the character in which case the relative skill levels should modify the difficult.). Preferably it should have a list of how good a specific rank is. What is a novice/beginner, what is professional level? What is an expert? What is the best in a region? A nation? The best in the world? Games that I find are too consolidated for my tastes include 4e, Cinematic Unisystem (however Buffy and Angel soucebooks make an ok reference), and Savage Worlds. [/QUOTE]

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