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<blockquote data-quote="Land Outcast" data-source="post: 3019335" data-attributes="member: 29160">Making them be from NPC classes should be enough...the problem with commoners is: you have a 50/50 of doing anything most of the time, unless the&nbsp; &quot;something&quot; is of DC 11+.but that's not the main problem, little stuff to do is the main problem. Commoners don't even have Climb as a class skill, for them to attack anything would be (with a club 95% of the time, their one Simple Weapon Proficiency) the sign of them already being doomed.Variety of the still-alive characters is what makes Zombie movies interesting (when they are interesting).A storyteller system would lend itself far better for this kind of adventure... if you are planning on running it via D&amp;D: NPC classes (scarce equipment, but scarce as in as: you're a Warrior? then yes, you can have armor, choose: Leather Armor or Studded Leather Armor).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Land Outcast, post: 3019335, member: 29160"] Making them be from NPC classes should be enough... the problem with commoners is: you have a 50/50 of doing anything most of the time, unless the "something" is of DC 11+. but that's not the main problem, little stuff to do is the main problem. Commoners don't even have Climb as a class skill, for them to attack anything would be (with a club 95% of the time, their one Simple Weapon Proficiency) the sign of them already being doomed. Variety of the still-alive characters is what makes Zombie movies interesting ([B]when[/B] they are interesting). A storyteller system would lend itself far better for this kind of adventure... if you are planning on running it via D&D: NPC classes (scarce equipment, but scarce as in as: you're a Warrior? then yes, you can have armor, choose: Leather Armor or Studded Leather Armor). [/QUOTE]

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