Players - Done. Custom talent sheets - Done. Custom Equipment - Nearly Done.
My upcoming 'irregular' PayDay type game set in modern-day using the Star Wars ruleset.
Should be a cracker.
https://i67.photobucket.com/albums/h...ps9qy8qmni.jpg
Printable View
Players - Done. Custom talent sheets - Done. Custom Equipment - Nearly Done.
My upcoming 'irregular' PayDay type game set in modern-day using the Star Wars ruleset.
Should be a cracker.
https://i67.photobucket.com/albums/h...ps9qy8qmni.jpg
That's super cool
I wanna be the guy on the left :)
This is crazy awesome!
Thanks.
I'm still working through/balancing my own classes that I made for it, but for the most part, they're finished.
There's 6 custom classes.
The Deceiver - Master of disguise, manipulation and all about social checks.
The Driver - Self explanatory this one, but the driver is also the most flexible of all the classes.
The Hacker - Specialized in computers, hacking and anything technical.
The Marksman - The essential sharpshooters for those heists that might go tits-up.
The Muscle - The tank of the group, and later on, a heavy damage dealer.
The Specialist - Demolitions, mechanics and utility.
The Subduer - Close combat melee specialist. Lacks range, but up close its a beast.
Here's an example of a custom class I did, with the Star Wars talent descriptions blanked out, the rest are custom made.
https://i67.photobucket.com/albums/h...ps5ekojvwz.jpg
The red and yellow octagon represent purchasable ranks. So red is 5 times the cost of whatever the line cost is. Also, unlike Star Wars talents which you have to buy in a certain order/line, in this your only limited by the amount of money you have. There is no xp in my payday game, everything is purchased using money.
That is a novel mechanic. I think that puts an even greater importance on getting money.Quote:
Originally Posted by Xydonus