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Savar Captain
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Posted: Sun Apr 12, 2015 11:25 pm Post subject: telekinetic |
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If I was thinking about making a telekinetic would it be unreasonable to use 1 attribute point to get the first D and the advance as a normal skill? Sorta like a darthmar witch spell?
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Just give him alter with telekinesis? Just that he had no teacher?
Regardless he would have had no teacher, just a weird ability. |
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Whill Dark Lord of the Jedi (Owner/Admin)
Joined: 14 Apr 2008 Posts: 10402 Location: Columbus, Ohio, USA, Earth, The Solar System, The Milky Way Galaxy
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Posted: Mon Apr 13, 2015 12:21 am Post subject: Re: telekinetic |
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Savar wrote: | If I was thinking about making a telekinetic would it be unreasonable to use 1 attribute point to get the first D and the advance as a normal skill? Sorta like a darthmar witch spell?
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Just give him alter with telekinesis? Just that he had no teacher?
Regardless he would have had no teacher, just a weird ability. |
You mean a character that has the ability to use telekinesis without being Force-sensitive or using the Force per se? Im my SWU that ability is not possible without using the Force, so I personally wouldn't allow that.
But it's your game. If you're doing that I would suggest just following the Force rules (like you said get the power through having Alter). The background of the PC having no teacher is just fluff so make no difference to how it operates after play begins, so he didn't have to have had a teacher to get it. Invent whatever explanation works for you (alien special ability or whatever). But I would use the normal rules for advancement, so if the basis of the power doesn't include higher-skilled teachers training, then the PC should have the no-teacher rules for (self) advancement. _________________ *
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garhkal Sovereign Protector
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Posted: Mon Apr 13, 2015 1:14 am Post subject: |
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I've done it before, making a race that the Empire 'interdicted' cause they were naturally talented in TK and telepathy (both receptive and projective). After a while he just orbital night cloaked the planet to kill everyone off. The rebellion found out and sent the PCs in to try and stop it somehow..
They wouldn't ping on force detection powers, those 'jeweled paddles' or any other means to tell if someone was force using or not, but had force like powers.
If you do go that route, put it like the Dathomir witches are, where each power is its own attribute/skill.
Sort of Filltz. 15d else wise in attributes, 3d starting spec powers. 1d for TK (boosted to 3d with skill dice) and 1d in both receptive and projective telepathy (boosted to 2d). _________________ Confucious sayeth, don't wash cat while drunk! |
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KageRyu Commodore
Joined: 06 Jul 2005 Posts: 1391 Location: Lost in the cracks
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Posted: Mon Apr 13, 2015 3:38 am Post subject: |
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I had created a race with a similar concept, though not Telekinesis.
I had a rare being in one of my campaigns. His race was naturally Telepathic. This was not the result of force use, but mental development. Depending on the the individual member of the species, their powers would range from Receptive and Projective Telepathy through Empathy, and even things like affect mind and mind control. Though this was long before the switch by WEG to the 3 system book, what I had done was created a Power called Psionics that required an attribute die to have, and then each ability took separate skill dice to buy at base level and 2D per additional level in it (cost twice as much to advance, as do the 3 force powers).
For Example, an alien that had the following:
Psionic 1D
Receptive Telepathy 2D
Projective Telepathy 2D
Empathy 1D
Would spend 1 Attribute Die and all 7D of their starting Skill Dice (1D to buy each ability up to the Psionic Level, and 2D per level beyond that).
This is very similar to how the newer system books ended up handling it.
I allowed force users to use appropriate force powers or abilities to resist these effects, and a force user could theoretically detect a powerful mind, but would net sense any disturbance in the force or such, as these were not force abilities. _________________ "There's a set way to gain new Force Points and it represents a very nice system, where you're rewarded for heroism, not for being a poor conductor to electricity." ~Jachra |
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Savar Captain
Joined: 14 Feb 2015 Posts: 589
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Posted: Mon Apr 13, 2015 9:07 am Post subject: Re: telekinetic |
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Whill wrote: | Savar wrote: | If I was thinking about making a telekinetic would it be unreasonable to use 1 attribute point to get the first D and the advance as a normal skill? Sorta like a darthmar witch spell?
Or
Just give him alter with telekinesis? Just that he had no teacher?
Regardless he would have had no teacher, just a weird ability. |
You mean a character that has the ability to use telekinesis without being Force-sensitive or using the Force per se? Im my SWU that ability is not possible without using the Force, so I personally wouldn't allow that.
But it's your game. If you're doing that I would suggest just following the Force rules (like you said get the power through having Alter). The background of the PC having no teacher is just fluff so make no difference to how it operates after play begins, so he didn't have to have had a teacher to get it. Invent whatever explanation works for you (alien special ability or whatever). But I would use the normal rules for advancement, so if the basis of the power doesn't include higher-skilled teachers training, then the PC should have the no-teacher rules for (self) advancement. |
Sorry Was not clear about force sensitivity. The char would have to be force sensitive. |
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