INT and Improvement Rolls ?

[g33k]

I thought I remembered a rule wherein you had your INT as a worst-chance case of improving a skill?

That is, if your INT is 14, any roll of 87-00 (the top 14% of the d100 improvement check) was a success, and your skill improved.

But I cannot find this in the RQG core.

 

So... am I just recalling another variant of BRP?  An earlier (now errata'ed) draft of RQG?  A mere "House Rule"???!?

 

[jajagappa]

30 minutes ago, g33k said:

So... am I just recalling another variant of BRP? 

I don't ever recall seeing this in RQ, whether RQG, RQ2, or RQ3.  Sounds like a BRP variant or house rule.

[Atgxtg]

 

35 minutes ago, g33k said:

I thought I remembered a rule wherein you had your INT as a worst-chance case of improving a skill?

That is, if your INT is 14, any roll of 87-00 (the top 14% of the d100 improvement check) was a success, and your skill improved.

But I cannot find this in the RQG core.

So... am I just recalling another variant of BRP?  An earlier (now errata'ed) draft of RQG?  A mere "House Rule"???!?

It's from RQ2.

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Classic Edition,  Page 25

PROGRESSING TO 100% ABILITY
An Adventurer may gain from training up to the 75% level. On
the other hand, an Adventurer may learn by experience up to the
100% level. When a character starts to reach the 90-95% area,
the following special rule may become relevant: a character’s %
chance of learning from experience (the number his player must
roll or less on D100) can never be less than his INT.

 

[Kloster]

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