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Message: <blockquote data-quote="takyris" data-source="post: 3273807" data-attributes="member: 5171">For this, I'd just make concessions to how certain skills work in your game. For example, tell everybody, "Yeah, that Jump table? Uh, multiply everything on that table by 20." Then say, "Oh, and it's a Balance check of 10 to wall-run, DC 15 to move on Tree Branches, DC 20 to move on water, and DC 25 to move on smoke or mist, and the rules for moving your full speed rather than moving half-speed are exactly the same."This is, again, not the coolest flavor of all time, but it lets anyone familiar with D&D do some simple alterations and then roll the dice (or make a character so cool that taking 1 and still succeeding is possible) to play. It also removes the need for new feats or talents. People with a few ranks in Balance do their thing, and people with lots of ranks do their thing. The basic rule of Skills and Feats is still in play.If you're doing wuxia, my opinion is that you want the rules to be as easy as possible, so that people can get them ingrained quickly and then apply their own flavor and coolness -- which is where the real joy comes in.</blockquote>