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Star Adventurer question.

Started by weirdguy564, January 22, 2023, 03:58:55 PM

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January 22, 2023, 03:58:55 PM
I have Pundit's own Star Adventurer game.  Essentially a Star Wars style game.  I like it a lot. 

So I have one question. 

Skills are checked using this setup.  1D20 + skill bonus + attribute score bonus.  Beat a target number. 

Psychic skills are similar.  1D20 + psychic skill bonus + Charisma bonus + character level.  Beat a target number. 

The psychics add their level to the roll, while skills do not.  When rolling piloting or navigation it is just the skill bonus. 

Is the reason because the psychics lose use of their power for a duration of four hours, and regular skills don't have that penalty if you fail a roll?
I'm glad for you if you like the top selling game of the genre.  Me, I like the road less travelled, and will be the player asking we try a game you've never heard of.
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