Duck and Cover

Actually, races-as-classes is one of the optional rules in Unearthed Arcana d20 supplement. I know nothing of that, but I know it was a (part) of a character class rules in D&D original, having "Elf" as character class. So, can that "race-as-class" rule solve the problem of ...

I've always thought the Reavers were sort of redundant when you already have 3 powerful groups with lots of high tech weaponry: BOS, Enclave, Master's Army... and a 4th, the robots, if you want to include Tactics. In general, Fallout is supposed to be a low tech, sticks-n-stones world with all that ...

Even if only optional I think they should lay out as many choices as possible. The player's handbook will be pretty thin if there are only 3 choices in there, though I suppose humans (and their organizations) should be the focus... gun runners, brotherhood of steel, children of the cathedral, hubolo...

Sort of like what Fallout: Tactics did with playable races. By the end, you could have ghouls, supermutants, or even a death claw in your party. They each had different modifiers to stats and other abilities, like the ghoul's resistance to radiation. You could have a party sort of like this in Fallo...

Ok you've convinced me I will be one.

Wolfman Walt wrote:

One day nearing the end of my dream, man had made a weapon so grand that it could swallow entire cities whole.

Yea, Kirstie Alley is a pretty frightening thought.

I liked her uniform in that one star trek movie. Though, yea, that was 20 years ago.

As the money runs out I'm sorta having to take it more serious... I don't wanna be a garbage man.

They never show anything cool at E3.