In this post I review pages starting at (and under) http://www.d20openrpg.com/characters/archetypes These pages tend to be fairly content-light, so I’ll just do an overview. This section of my review may seem harsh. It is based on material that has not been completed (the number of partially-implemented archetypes makes that point …
John’s doing some fairly common things with ability scores, and a couple of interesting ideas regarding them. Related Threshold Pages For this post I’m looking at http://www.d20openrpg.com/characters/ability-scores http://www.d20openrpg.com/characters/ability-conflicts http://www.d20openrpg.com/characters/ability-challenges
Here is my commentary on the Characters page. Characters do not have Classes in the normal sense in this system. Instead, all characters share certain fundamental features and then differentiate themselves by the players choice of Talents. Player’s may instead choose a classic “archetype” that closely models normal classes if …
Responding to John’s Response I am responding to John’s response regarding my first post about his Threshold d20 site. Regarding the use of Pathfinder SRD John described why he started with Pathfinder SRD Could easily start with a snapshot of d20pfsrd.com That’s a good reason right there, lots of material …