Awesome, thanks for sharing!

I'm trying some modification of Armor, using Invulnerability vs. ADR for Ice Armor... bascally ADR/3 Invulnerability, replaced by expending movement, 3"/pt. Max 30, but I haven't been able to work out the weight aspect.  I have started limiting ADR to Str+End+Agility, which I think was something I got on this board, basically ADR is limited to your base " in move.  I like the idea of adding the wt. for the armor to the character wt. for Agility Mod purposes.

Ice powers are just tough, I mean many powers are, but this is really one I've struggled with, and it seems like every campaign one of the PCs gets it.

Has anyone read them besides Oni?  I am asking because I would like to know if they make sense to you.  Sometimes I am not the most eloquent person.


And if anyone else has tried my rules,  I would love some feedback.

I have read over it and it seems pretty clear, but I plan on spending the month of March to really go over it in depth.

Who knows maybe I can convince Hammer to playtest them with me. 

Hi John,

I read parts of your house rules and I see a lot of neat stuff in there, so just take any suggestions I have as wanting to improve it rather than criticizing it

Exertion:
I think it should be "You take the extra weight, subtract from it the normal carrying capacity..." instead of "You take the extra weight, subtract it from the normal carrying capacity..."

Another way to word it might be:
"You subtract the character's normal carrying capacity from the weight lifted; the character takes damage based on this weight using the brawling weapons chart."


My personal bias is to simplify things like experience and such, but that's just me.
Why not just every # powers level they can "train" a new power instead of the usual training?
So, like your example, a character with four powers and one weakness can choose at second level to start "Training" a new power, which they will then get at third level (4 powers-1weakness = 3).
That way, the low-powered guys have a chance to catch up. Of course if the small number of powers have lots of perks (like armor) the GM should feel free to limiting it to a skill or something like that.

Skill rolls
Do they start with any skills? (Maybe I missed it)
If you want them to, how about they start with a number of skills equal to their Int damage bonus to keep it from getting out of hand

I'll probably have more later.

- Marc