Converted 3.5 Solar

[Captain-Captain]

I would convert flight speed over from double move, since a full move with defenses up in GURPS comes closest to that.

300 feet, 100 yds. six second rounds vs 1 second turns so Flight speed 16 and ad a fraction round to 16. Thus a Move of 8.

DR as given. (-10% Good to cover the affected by evil. Epic = Cosmic and bypasses normally because that's what cosmic does to non cosmic.)

I'm not going to do the full conversion but some recommendations:

ST=STR =28
DX= 10 + (DEX-10)/2) (aka DX modifier) = 15
HT= Same numbers using CON in place of DEX) =15
IQ= Same forumula but resulting in a 16

Wisdom 25 is 40 Cp to be spent on things like Intuition, Common Sense Perception, Empathy etc.

Charisma 25 is a flat +5 Charisma and another 15 CP in traits that give eaction modifiers of at least +3.

+40 HP. Just because it's from D&D and would feel naked without a small mountain of HP.
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[Collective_Restraint]

Originally Posted by Kizara

Well... as to this... reading the ST guidelines indictates that having a ST of 18 is "exceptional", but within reason (as 20+ is stated as possible, but only in extreme cases), and HP should be 20% of ST. So, 24 hp is barely over that.

A ST of 18 is indeed exceptionnal and realistic. In a realistic campaign, I'd probably allow it but with reduced HP (like HP 15) instead of even more HP. This makes that character very a very strong weightlifter and that can take 1.5 times the amount of punishment a regular man/woman can. But at 24 hp, that 2.4 times the amount of punishment a regular person can take. I'm not sure it would take me more than twice the amount of bullets to kill a weightlifter compared to a regular person. Don't forget also that when you're between 20-29 HP, it now takes you 2 HP of injury to get -1 to DX and IQ rolls for shock, which is pretty amazing. Like I said earlier, I'd allow this with no problem in a cinematic campaign, just not in a realistic one.

[demonsbane]

Originally Posted by d20 SRD

"Solars are puissant champions of good. Only the most powerful fiends approach their power.

Even more fearsome than their +5 dancing greatsword are their +2 composite longbow that create any sort of slaying arrow when drawn.

A solar’s natural weapons, as well as any weapons it wields, are treated as good-aligned and epic for the purpose of overcoming damage reduction"

Originally Posted by Captain-Captain

Loosely: Solar is the generic name for what the Judeo/Christian/Islamic faiths call an archangel.

Given the stern character of a Solar, maybe 'vaguely' akin to these:

"I will cast him into hell. / And what will make you realize what hell is? / It leaves naught nor does it spare aught. / It scorches the mortal. / Over it are nineteen. / And We have not made the wardens of the fire others than angels" (Koran 74, 26-31)

"O you who believe! save yourselves and your families from a fire whose fuel is men and stones; over it are angels stern and strong, they do not disobey Allah in what He commands them, and do as they are commanded." (Koran 66, 6)

I say 'vaguely' because their close relation with Hell (from a point of view, the Rigour and Majesty of Allah). They don't seem to be concerned at all with demons but with sinners of whatever type, specially humans.

So, by D&D 3x alignment standards, they would be "lawful" (even if that entry is unspecified in the d20 SRD for this kind of angel), but today many people would find puzzling to think about them as "good" (indeed specified). Their "Sense of Duty (Allah)" doesn't include "Sense of Duty (humanity)", not at least in the sense people would like to think.