Buying an Attribute "Not for Skills"

JCurwen3 · 11-27-2011, 06:18 PM

What should "Not for skills or skill defaults" be worth? I think it'd be different for each stat.

HT contributes to very few skill rolls, and has high usefulness outside of skills. ST... wait, does it contribute to any? Per and Will affect some skills, but again, I'd probably place the limitation value as the same for HT. Thoughts on what this should be?

More importantly, we have DX and IQ. I'd be inclined to say it's -80% for DX. For IQ, I'd say it's -40% if playing by default rules (Will and Per based on IQ), and -80% if you treat Will and Per as separate stats.

Does that sound right?

Also, the question came up in our game whether someone with Cannot Learn should be able to improve DX or IQ if it had this limitation that it didn't improve skills. I'm on the fence on that one.

11-27-2011, 06:18 PM	#1
JCurwen3 Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Brooklyn, NY	Buying an Attribute "Not for Skills" What should "Not for skills or skill defaults" be worth? I think it'd be different for each stat. HT contributes to very few skill rolls, and has high usefulness outside of skills. ST... wait, does it contribute to any? Per and Will affect some skills, but again, I'd probably place the limitation value as the same for HT. Thoughts on what this should be? More importantly, we have DX and IQ. I'd be inclined to say it's -80% for DX. For IQ, I'd say it's -40% if playing by default rules (Will and Per based on IQ), and -80% if you treat Will and Per as separate stats. Does that sound right? Also, the question came up in our game whether someone with Cannot Learn should be able to improve DX or IQ if it had this limitation that it didn't improve skills. I'm on the fence on that one. __________________ -JC