School House Rumbles 3: The Reborn Age of Fighters RPG Sign-Up and Discussion Thread.

[Sub-Zero MKA]

Ehh, sure, that's okay.

Yes, excellent. She'll be the most ass-kickingly awesome semi-ordinary human bodyguard ever!!!

[Cleric of Hell's Brigade]

Hey, Cleric, since Strength also grants lifting strength, does Durability give you the ability to not be sent flying by hits that you can tank?

Yes, it does.

[Siriel]

Excellent!

[FalconX2000]

Hey, Cleric, since Strength also grants lifting strength, does Durability give you the ability to not be sent flying by hits that you can tank?

I don't think-

Yes, it does.

Of course it does.

Excellent!

Eh, it just means I'll have to sweat a bit to bury these guys in rubble.

[Ghost]

People with high durability can still be grabbed and tossed hella far, right?

[Cleric of Hell's Brigade]

People with high durability can still be grabbed and tossed hella far, right?

Yes, they can be.

[Ghost]

Yes, they can be.

I find this compromise satisfactory.

[mailedbypostman1]

Is Ichi any good, by the way? I'm a bit leery with the whole "Zatoichi's daughter" thing.

Well, the plot and characters are designed pretty simply for the most part. But the acting's good and so is the setting and for the most part it has a good atmosphere. Fighting doesn't hurt either.

[WickedElphaba]

A case for Skill:

So, since it seems that melee weapons are common place in the SHR3 world, wouldn't it be a good idea to have the Skill stat to represent how good we are with them? Something like in Codex, but I don't really like the insane skyrocket in effectiveness that the 25 cap represented (25 Skill = Karate Kid).

Thoughts?

[Eternal Torment]

Hmm. Cleric, I'll send you the profile for Sloane's archenemy PC in a bit.

Hopefully, it's acceptable.

[Cleric of Hell's Brigade]

A case for Skill:

So, since it seems that melee weapons are common place in the SHR3 world, wouldn't it be a good idea to have the Skill stat to represent how good we are with them? Something like in Codex, but I don't really like the insane skyrocket in effectiveness that the 25 cap represented (25 Skill = Karate Kid).

Thoughts?

I'm was actually letting you all be masters of your specific weapon without bothering to have a stat in it, but I can introduce one for sure.

[Chou Blaster]

Considering how many (Important) stats we already had I wish there was not a skill stat. Though it's your game Cleric.

[Siriel]

Skill has always been a sort of so-so stat, varying between really good and...not useful at all.

I'm fine with it not being around, especially if we're restrained to two stats.

[WickedElphaba]

I'm was actually letting you all be masters of your specific weapon without bothering to have a stat in it, but I can introduce one for sure.

That's cool, but it tends to make training or practicing with other PCs difficult to do in my mind. Does this happen often?

Considering how many (Important) stats we already had I wish there was not a skill stat. Though it's your game Cleric.

Fair argument. How about a compromise? What if, when exp is provided, it's something like: Everyone gains +5 exp and +2 Skill.

Those who want to master in Skill can, but those who don't want to don't have to.

[Sub-Zero MKA]

Hmm. Cleric, I'll send you the profile for Sloane's archenemy PC in a bit.

Hopefully, it's acceptable.

Please tell me his archnemesis is a baker who grinds his victim's bones into his cake batter.