Re: helm values

Thatotherguy wrote:
>
> >         That's one bad thing about the 3e DMG: there is no such thing
> > as
> > modifiers for social classes.
>
> What new classes?  Doesn't 3e have enough basic classes, prestige
> classes, NPC classes, ad infinitum?

        Um, no, I'm talking about social classes as in 'rich guys/middle
class/poor' rather than D&D adventurer-type classes.

> Actually it seems to me that there
> should be some modifiers for class period.  Aristocrat would have more
> than expert would have more than commoner.  High level spellcasters
> would have more than fighters but the opposite at low level.
>
        Persumably, but you're on your own as far as NPC classes beyond the
basic class writeup.  The character classes get a few pages devoted to
an NPC generator (gives stats, skills, attacks, AC, even magic items).
One for the 'NPC' classes (aristocrat, adept, expert, commoner, warrior)
would have been nice as well.
        All characters get a sort of 'baseline' of treasure they're expected to
have at such and such level (for example, a 9th level character should
have 12,000 worth of equipment, magic items, & mounts; given the costs
of 3e magic items, that ain't a whole lot).

> Adventurer would be x1?

        Whatever the basic roll or baseline treasure is ;)
--
Adam Miller