(01-19-2020, 06:15 AM)IT-O (Zero) Wrote: [ -> ] (01-19-2020, 02:52 AM)DM Vitkyng Wrote: [ -> ]https://swse.fandom.com/wiki/Technician
Technician might have been better to take than Noble. The only reason why I took Noble was because it had Treat Injury but Technician also has it. So can I switch if it fits better with Zero? I'd have to take a better look at the class before I would know for sure.
Since you have not used any noble abilities yet yes.
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Ok I have interest in the Playing a spoiled daughter of a senator form a small planet so human noble 3
(10-31-2020, 08:28 PM)Alenea Spilark Wrote: [ -> ]Ok I have interest in the Playing a spoiled daughter of a senator form a small planet so human noble 3
4th level not 3rd amnd yes can do that easily.. righting a longer post incoming
Longer post is up in the Rancor Pit. A spoiled rich girrl L4 Noble iuus definitely doable. I will PM you some background info to hekp yoiu develop that if that is what you are choosing to do
I am working on moding Captian Ubi Sunt into a Scoundrel 2/ Soldier 2 and I am tying to calc his HP
So a Scoundrel gets 18x3 +con bon at first = 54+2 =56, then (1/2 (1d6) + con bon)/lvl scout = 3+2 =5/ lvl scout, and (1/2 (1d10) + con bon)/lvl soldier = 5+2=7/ lvl solder.
therfore (if I have this right Ubi's HP = 56+5+7+7=75.
is that right?
(11-09-2020, 06:27 AM)danaoverland Wrote: [ -> ]I am working on moding Captian Ubi Sunt into a Scoundrel 2/ Soldier 2 and I am tying to calc his HP
So a Scoundrel gets 18x3 +con bon at first = 54+2 =56, then (1/2 (1d6) + con bon)/lvl scout = 3+2 =5/ lvl scout, and (1/2 (1d10) + con bon)/lvl soldier = 5+2=7/ lvl solder.
therfore (if I have this right Ubi's HP = 56+5+7+7=75.
is that right?
No you do not get 18x3.. you get 6x 3 = 18. So 18 + Con = 18+2 = 20 hp at first level, not 56. It's easy, just triple the normal HP at
CHARACTER level one. Then why are you dividing hp?? It''s just leke D&D3.5/Pathfinder.. each level after you gain the 1/2 TH HD + Con HP of that class
so rogue l2 = 1d66+2 = 3+2 =5
Soldier 1 = 1d10+2 = 5+2 = 7
Soldier 2 = 1d10+2 = 5+2 = 7
So you'd have 39 HP. BUT I need to fix that, I have been letting characters roll HP with our usual house rules. roll the HD and take minimum one above 1/2 then add Con so soldier hp = 6-10+ Con per level, rogue = 4-6+Con
So with my house rule you'd have between 40 and 52 hp.
Editting Nerdreds character creation post
Oh what is the Unseenservamt ID # for this campaign?
So are the rest of our characters hit points correct? We were created using Nerdred's rules.