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Join Date: Dec 2007
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A starting character had three "combat skill" levels, and six "non-combat skill" levels -- a "combat skill" defined as "any skill which would be used in an arena fight" (the various driving skills; Gunner; Handgunner; etc.). So a beginning duellist might look like this: -- Driver +0; Gunner +0; Handgunner +0 -- Mechanic +0; Area Knowledge +0; Navigation +1; Politics +0; Fast-Talk +0 He has the basics of combat down; he knows enough to be able to basic upkeep on his vehicles; he won't get lost on his way to and from the arena; and he has the "gift of gab" to deal with sponsors, TV crews, and such-like. Skill advancement: -- General skill points convert to specific skill points at 10:1. -- Skills upgrade at the following rate: 0: 10 pts.; +1: 10 pts.; +2: 14 pts.; +3: 17 pts.; +4: 20 pts.; etc. (In short: Take the square root of the level, calculated to 1 decimal place; then multiply by 10.)
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