[Technical Grappling] ST as a Proxy for Mass - Page 2

JCurwen3 · 09-09-2013, 06:22 PM

I have what might be a stupid question about ST as a Proxy for Mass (Technical Grappling, p.20).

I have a specific character in mind, but this is a general question. The character is a dwarf, weighing in at 131 lbs, with 10 HP. But he's paranormally strong, at ST 80. His ST isn't tied to his mass or bulk at all (it sort of represents a sort of "skin-tight TK"), although his HP roughly are based on his mass.

Where, in grappling (with these new rules), should ST not be used, and what modifications should be made when ST is totally out of proportion to either mass or even bulk?

09-09-2013, 06:22 PM	#1
JCurwen3 Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Brooklyn, NY	[Technical Grappling] ST as a Proxy for Mass I have what might be a stupid question about ST as a Proxy for Mass (Technical Grappling, p.20). I have a specific character in mind, but this is a general question. The character is a dwarf, weighing in at 131 lbs, with 10 HP. But he's paranormally strong, at ST 80. His ST isn't tied to his mass or bulk at all (it sort of represents a sort of "skin-tight TK"), although his HP roughly are based on his mass. Where, in grappling (with these new rules), should ST not be used, and what modifications should be made when ST is totally out of proportion to either mass or even bulk? __________________ -JC