No-Profession Profession

[pauljmendoza]

Has anyone made a personal extension perhaps, for adding this to the Profession List? Or is there a way I could do this myself as an Extension?

[Dakadin]

This would only require a module to do it. Let me see what I can do since it is in Character Law as an optional rule.

[pauljmendoza]

Thank you!

[Dakadin]

Try this module for the No Profession profession. It should add it to the list and automatically determine the skill costs for the primary and secondary skills. I couldn't find a cost for Power Point Development so I set it to 2/6 since I figured it was either that or 3/6. I will try to add it to the Character Law module in a future update.

[pauljmendoza]

Thank you so much!!

[JohnD]

Otherwise known as the Everyman in RMSS if I remember correctly. Nice.

[Chorpa]

Otherwise known as the Everyman in RMSS if I remember correctly. Nice.

Actually it is Layman but close enough. I am working on an adventure at the moment so just happened to have the RMSS book in front of me. ;)

[Senoj]

So if my campaign, if I wanted to have another class, lets call it a Meister, I could piggy back off this module and do the following?

Add a <costs> for each skill like below:
<costs>
<noprofession type='string'>1/*</noprofession>
<meister type='string'>1/*</meister>
</costs>

and modify the class list by making this change?

<professions>
<noprofession>
<name type='string'>No Profession</name>
<realm type='string'>Pick One</realm>
</noprofession>
<meister>
<name type='string'>Meister</name>
<realm type='string'>Pick One</realm>
</meister>
</professions>

[Dakadin]

So if my campaign, if I wanted to have another class, lets call it a Meister, I could piggy back off this module and do the following?

Add a <costs> for each skill like below:
<costs>
<noprofession type='string'>1/*</noprofession>
<meister type='string'>1/*</meister>
</costs>

and modify the class list by making this change?

<professions>
<noprofession>
<name type='string'>No Profession</name>
<realm type='string'>Pick One</realm>
</noprofession>
<meister>
<name type='string'>Meister</name>
<realm type='string'>Pick One</realm>
</meister>
</professions>

Yes, you can. :)

[pauljmendoza]

:D Nice

[Senoj]

Woohoo. :)

[Senoj]

I was creating the XML for quite a few classes over the weekend. I noticed that Hide was id-0016a in the Character Law (and I understand why it is) and id-0017 in the Non-profession module. The backend of the primary skills would be off by 1 id number.

Does this matter?

[Dakadin]

No I don't believe that matters. The ruleset is looking for the name if I remember correctly. I am not at all place where I can check right now. Please let me know if you encounter any issues.

[Dakadin]

I double checked the code and the ID numbers shouldn't cause any issues with the skill costs showing up. Just make sure they are unique ID numbers for the list.

[Senoj]

Thanks Dakadin