Re: RE: [DL] Nimbleness and pace

[bh1 <bh1@ukc.ac.uk>]

As I see it It would be an unnatural trait and so would 
need some how justifying the bounty points spent of 
aqiering the edge then the 42 for the increse. This would 
make it only viable if you wanted to be realy fast for a 
good reason or you are a powergamer and just want to max 
out but you should still be pretty advanced at that time so 
may actualy need high traits to stop stone when he comes a 
knockin as traits this high are going to get the reconers 
attention and they aint gonna like it one bit no siree
On Wed, 21 Feb 2001 11:02:40 +0100 DEHAIS Bertrand 
<DEHAISBE@cic.fr> wrote:
> I think the bonus adds to the pace too. But I don't understand the part on
> the ton of bounty needed : I thought you couldn't buy a d12+2 score even if
> you had the theoritical 42 points to spare, because the d12+n stats belong
> to the 'unnatural trait' category ?
>  
> As a sidenote, Douglas, if you could have mercy on the digest users and turn
> off the html format when posting to the list, it would be very nice.
>  
>  
> bertrand
> 
> -----Message d'origine-----
> De: Douglas Lange [mailto:dlange@voicenet.com]
> Date: mercredi 21 février 2001 04:47
> À: DL List
> Objet: [DL] Nimbleness and pace
> 
> 
> Hello list,
>  
> I haven't found this anywhere in the rulebooks, and I'm curious to know if
> this has come up for any of the heroes in your posses.  When a character's
> Nimbleness goes above d12 (d12+2, etc.), does the additional bonus go to
> their pace as well?  I'm inclined to say yes.  While this could create a
> really unrealistically fast character, he or she would have to spend a ton
> of bounty to do it.
>  
> Thanks, all.
> 
> 
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