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laztheinfamous
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 Posted: Fri Apr 15, 2011 1:30 pm Post subject: Re: Brawling |
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| I have a bit of an odd question. One of my players decided to make his wookiee have a brawling; wrestling specialization. However, looking over the rule books it seems like the brawling rules were really made for punches and kicks. Is there any rules for holds and such? I remember someone in a campaign a number of years ago doing something like this, but for the life of me I can't remember where he got the rules for doing it. |
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CRMcNeill
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| Posted: Fri Apr 15, 2011 1:47 pm Post subject: |
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2R&E Rulebook, page 58, directly under the description for the Brawling skill.
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laztheinfamous
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| Ah, I feel silly now. Looking at the revised book with all the goofy tan boxes between paragraphs. I thought that was something not having to do with brawling, completely overlooked it. |
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garhkal
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I know a whil back i asked about UFC/WWE style wrestling holds and what their stats would be. IIRC someone posted a website listing many different maneuvers from hurricain henradas, to tombstone piledrivers..
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I really hate some of the specialization categories. They can lead to really gamey character development. IIRC 'martial arts' is a specialization of Brawling for example. Even if you specialize in punching and kicking, a wookie will quickly reach insane levels.
I generally dont allow specializations. If I were, Id use the Shadowrun rules where a specialized skill counts as 2D lower when it comes to the cost of advancing the skill. That is a specialization of Blaster: Pistols of 8D costs 6 CPs to raise. 6D costs 4 CPs, etc.
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Bren
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| ZzaphodD wrote: | I really hate some of the specialization categories. They can lead to really gamey character development. IIRC 'martial arts' is a specialization of Brawling for example. Even if you specialize in punching and kicking, a wookie will quickly reach insane levels.
I generally dont allow specializations. If I were, Id use the Shadowrun rules where a specialized skill counts as 2D lower when it comes to the cost of advancing the skill. That is a specialization of Blaster: Pistols of 8D costs 6 CPs to raise. 6D costs 4 CPs, etc. |
Interesting approach. That seems like a good way to limit overspecialization (if that is a problem). We haven't seen a lot of specialization in our play. That may be due to our players wanting to be broadly skilled or to GMs taking advantage of PC's non-specialization areas. The only exceptions are for starship piloting for those PCs that own their own ship or for starfighter pilots in a specific squadron. |
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jmanski
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| Posted: Fri Apr 15, 2011 3:49 pm Post subject: |
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There's also the optional martial arts rules in Rules of Engagement. Very interesting stuff.
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