Prime Directive PD20 Modern
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- JEGoodrich
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A question has come up about the Credit class feature that a 9th-level Merchant gets.
A Merchant might want to use Credit (or have to) if he needs to have local cash on the barrelhead and is working within a short deadline, if he doesn’t want a record that his credits went to that person, or if he doesn’t have access to his funds.
An example of how this might be used:
My player's Merchant needs to have $2000 in local money and he needs to have it in an hour. He heads for a local businessman. The DC for $2000 is 20. Add 5 and we have a target of 25. The 9th-level Merchant makes that easily. As GM I rule he can either make his Wealth check (now that he has time) and pay off the person who loaned him the cash $2200 (a DC of 21 since I have to round up) or he can roll on a DC of 17 to repay the $1100 and then pay off the rest over time. Of course, if he forgets, then bad things could happen . . . . The Merchant decides to pay off the loan immediately so that if anything happens he doesn't have to deal with the consequences . . . and also removes a hook that I have into his character ("You know that money you owe--could you and your associates do this tiny favor for me instead?)
A Merchant might want to use Credit (or have to) if he needs to have local cash on the barrelhead and is working within a short deadline, if he doesn’t want a record that his credits went to that person, or if he doesn’t have access to his funds.
An example of how this might be used:
My player's Merchant needs to have $2000 in local money and he needs to have it in an hour. He heads for a local businessman. The DC for $2000 is 20. Add 5 and we have a target of 25. The 9th-level Merchant makes that easily. As GM I rule he can either make his Wealth check (now that he has time) and pay off the person who loaned him the cash $2200 (a DC of 21 since I have to round up) or he can roll on a DC of 17 to repay the $1100 and then pay off the rest over time. Of course, if he forgets, then bad things could happen . . . . The Merchant decides to pay off the loan immediately so that if anything happens he doesn't have to deal with the consequences . . . and also removes a hook that I have into his character ("You know that money you owe--could you and your associates do this tiny favor for me instead?)
Prime Directive PD20 Modern Errata Published!
If these are all the errors we have, I am doing the Happy Dance!
http://www.starfleetgames.com/documents ... _PD20M.pdf
It does take Adobe Reader to view the file.
We are working to correct the next printing of the books.
Thank you all for your help and if you spot more, add them to the PD20M After Action thread
If these are all the errors we have, I am doing the Happy Dance!
http://www.starfleetgames.com/documents ... _PD20M.pdf
It does take Adobe Reader to view the file.
We are working to correct the next printing of the books.
Thank you all for your help and if you spot more, add them to the PD20M After Action thread
- BPIJonathan
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If anyone wants some "quicky" fixes for the regular d20 book then you can ask, but my suggestion is to buy modern. It would be easier to tell you how to carry material back across the threshold rather than set up a new series of long drawn out conversations on here. Btw, the word quicky in the paragraph is really a misnomer.Jean wrote:And yes, I do want to do a new edition of PD20. Some of the typos in my copy make my teeth hurt! I need to cross-check the skills and feats to make sure they are all available. If we tell you that you need X skill as a prereq, then we'd better have that skill somewhere!![]()
Jonathan M. Thompson
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thompsonjm@gmail.com
d20 system guru (PD20/PD20Modern)
President, Battlefield Press, Inc.
thompsonjm@gmail.com
d20 system guru (PD20/PD20Modern)
We have published a new errata sheet for the PD20M Core Rulebook. This PDF is something Mike Sparks, SVC and I worked on while I was in Amarillo. The idea is that you can print this out, cut it up appropriately, and paste it over the incorrect text.
It does seem obvious the tapes were quite garbled when it came to the disruptors and their damage. It wasn't until we got into the Klingon tapes that we discovered the issue, went to an older set of tapes, and fixed the charts.
Here is the link: http://www.starfleetgames.com/documents ... _PD20M.pdf
(reposted so people can find it, no matter where they look)
It does seem obvious the tapes were quite garbled when it came to the disruptors and their damage. It wasn't until we got into the Klingon tapes that we discovered the issue, went to an older set of tapes, and fixed the charts.
Here is the link: http://www.starfleetgames.com/documents ... _PD20M.pdf
(reposted so people can find it, no matter where they look)
- dreamingbadger
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Aging for Vulcans
Hi just wondering if there is an aging table for Vulcans? I know their lifespan is 180 years
- dreamingbadger
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