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Roxysteve

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  • RPG Biography
    Started with EPT and White Box D&D in '75. After that: Traveller, Dragon Quest, Villains and Vigilantes, Call of Cthulhu, Bushido, D&D D20, Conan D20, Savage Worlds, Realms of Cthulhu, Deadlands:Reloaded, Space 1889:Red Sands, Dresden Files RPG, ASOIAF, Tales of the Solar Patrol (GURPS). Waiting in the wings: Runquest, Hawkmoon, Discworld, Amber, The Laundry RPG, Slipstream, Sundered Skies, Solomon Kane and Trail of Cthulhu
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    Delta Green is my most popular monthly game, for which I author all the material. Space 1889:Red Sands is the only other RPG I'm running this year. I play Gamma World twice a month for laughs. I just put a trad Call of Cthulhu game on hiatus pending getting more than two people interested in playing.
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    Look! Cthulhu! Well he's not so bad!
    Admittedly, I've just gone mad.
    There's a lot to be said
    For losing one's head
    And becoming a cultist, unclad.

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    Yep, that's what it says. If that is the case, then that is a rule I'm deep sixing. The extreme reductions in STR or DEX likely nobble move rate before the other penalty is applied, and I'm against double-dipping on either side of the GM screen. I hate having to toss rules I've paid for. Oh well. Thanks for replying.
  2. Roxysteve
    When building a character of advanced years, the instructions are clear on what penalties to apply to Characteristics and Move Rate. It also seems that there's a double whammy in the build for older characters: the move rate gets clobbered twice, once by the age factor and once by potential reductions in DEX and STR. However, when aging in-game, do the same rules apply? Thanks. I have to say that this process seems excessively ageist to this long-time GM, especially given the typical age of the players I'm seeing in NY. Did the playtests take place only on college campuses? 😀😄😀
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    Ah, that would explain it. Must've failed an INT check without noticing.
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    I dunno if there's a better place to report this stuff, but I haven't found one after searching. Just downloaded the 7th ed character sheets, trying to fill in the color 1920s sheet for one of my players, and noticed the following: 1) No "Operate Heavy Machinery" skill printed on sheet (can be worked around of course). 2) Cannot fill in brawl skill (form field not there).
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