Zaratustra

Well, you could consider that a INT 15 person would get to a solution as smart as two people with INT 10 could if they discussed intelligently, or what an INT 10 person would find if they had twice the time to think and research. I don't know how to apply that to COM, but COM is messy anyway.

Ahh, you may think I'm insane. But I made that with a program! 20 lines of code or so, based on the algorithm: - Start with a variable = 12, segment 12 of turn 0: - Add SPD to the variable every segment. - Whenever the variable is over 12, the character may take a phase. subtract 12 from the variable. It looks better in code, anyway. Now to work on SPD 3 1/3 and SPD pi.

Here is something I've done in a moment of boredom: How to use fractionary SPDs correctly in the time table? http://zara.verge-rpg.com/spdchart.txt The asterisks mark the phases. Notice that for 0.1 increases in SPD, you need ten times as many segments for the chart to wrap. This method has the advantages of eliminating the round-down chink in SPD calculation, as well as making odd values of DEX more useful. Unfortunately, it has the disadvantage of being total bonkers. Comments are welcome.