Has anyone tried using tertiary attributes as presented in the CKG (p.230-231)?
I'm thinking about giving the 12/15/18 system a try, but I'm afraid it might make human a less attractive choice for character race.
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Not me. I'm one of the people that is very happy with the standard.
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How so? They would be 3/2/1, where as demihumans would be 2/2/2, no? Or, is there something else I'm not seeing?Demiurge wrote:Has anyone tried using tertiary attributes as presented in the CKG (p.230-231)?
I'm thinking about giving the 12/15/18 system a try, but I'm afraid it might make human a less attractive choice for character race.
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I've thought about it, too. And that's precisely why I haven't done it. But I'm the same person that kept level limits in 1st and 2nd Edition AD&D.
I'm sure some people will think it won't imbalance anything. And it very well might not. With the C&C rules, humans have that third primary as their racial benefit. And I think it makes good sense, too, if you adhere to the idea that humans are a more diverse culture. The addition of the tertiary attribute still keeps humans ahead (since they;re 3/2/1 and the others are 2/2/2), so it's hard to tell just on paper. I do think it would have an impact, though.
I'm sure some people will think it won't imbalance anything. And it very well might not. With the C&C rules, humans have that third primary as their racial benefit. And I think it makes good sense, too, if you adhere to the idea that humans are a more diverse culture. The addition of the tertiary attribute still keeps humans ahead (since they;re 3/2/1 and the others are 2/2/2), so it's hard to tell just on paper. I do think it would have an impact, though.
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