bluesguy

Re: Clothing, Armor and PD/ED Thank you. The stacking rule was a useful reminder as well. I think I will use the clothing PD/ED for when the characters are wandering around town and wearing obvious armor would attract unwanted attention from the guards.

Re: Clothing, Armor and PD/ED Maybe it would be better with a scenario... Joe my fighter is walking around town with his tunic (1 PD/ED) + leather jacket (1 PD/ED) and leather pants (2 PD/ED). He has natural 3 PD/ED. So let us say he gets into a fist fight and someone hits him and the stun is 12. Let us also assume we are not using hit locations. Does he take: Including clothing - Tunic + Jacket + Natural PD = 5 PD so 12 - 5PD = 7 Stun Or Just Natural PD so 12 - 3 PD = 9 Stun Thanks David

Ok one of the things I noticed when building Fantasy characters using Hero Designer (and this isn't really a Hero Designer question) is that when your character 'buys' clothing as equipment there is PD/ED associated with those articles of clothing. Usually 1 or 2 PD/ED. So how do you handle that PD/ED when the character isn't wearing any armor? How about when they are wearing armor?

Re: Maps for Valdorian Age So I took some time to make copies of the maps in the Valdorian Age book and enlarge them. I was wondering if it would be ok to scan them, make them into PDFs and put them in the 'free' area for other folks to use?

Re: Maps for Valdorian Age True there are maps in the books. In other purchased campaign worlds there were often nice color maps that could be laid out on the table for the players to look at. Guess I will be making copies and scanning the of the ones in the book for my players to look at.

I have done a search both on this forum and using Google but I have not been able to find any maps for Valdorian Age's world or cities. This does make the product less useful than it could be. I would love to have a nice map to show the players. Any suggestions?