Post by Legendbournageddon on Jul 18, 2008 4:33:40 GMT -7
An issue that I've talked briefly about on another forum is the application of fan-made Teddy Ruxpin media to a table-top role-playing game like Dungeons and Dragons or another system. The current rules for DND Version 4 seems easier for me in particular to translate into characters from the series as well with some shoe-horning.
If people were to generate the stats for races such as Illiops, Octopedes, Perloons, Illipers and Droglins (what I refer to as Tweeg's species), how would they appear in different games? Also, what do you think the classes for the characters from TR would be?
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Interesting bit:
In DND 3.5, I considered Teddy to be either a monk (for agility), the bard (for his ability to build others up) or Cleric (for his ability to follow a cause and keep his friends together). Being somewhat observant of ursine behavior, illiop stats when along with +2 Constitution and Wisdom, -2 Strength and Charisma. They had the scent ability, were very resistant to hostile enchantment effects and ultimately ended up with a +1 level adjustment - meaning that they were more powerful than standard races and leveled up slower to compensate.
Teddy ended up being a monk because they had access to the perform skill - which meant he could sing and tell stories as well as hold his own in a battle and be agile enough to dodge, jump, tumble, swim and climb like a pro. With this design in mind, I fashioned most of his later visuals (ie. muscular body proportions) with this influence.
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If people were to generate the stats for races such as Illiops, Octopedes, Perloons, Illipers and Droglins (what I refer to as Tweeg's species), how would they appear in different games? Also, what do you think the classes for the characters from TR would be?
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Interesting bit:
In DND 3.5, I considered Teddy to be either a monk (for agility), the bard (for his ability to build others up) or Cleric (for his ability to follow a cause and keep his friends together). Being somewhat observant of ursine behavior, illiop stats when along with +2 Constitution and Wisdom, -2 Strength and Charisma. They had the scent ability, were very resistant to hostile enchantment effects and ultimately ended up with a +1 level adjustment - meaning that they were more powerful than standard races and leveled up slower to compensate.
Teddy ended up being a monk because they had access to the perform skill - which meant he could sing and tell stories as well as hold his own in a battle and be agile enough to dodge, jump, tumble, swim and climb like a pro. With this design in mind, I fashioned most of his later visuals (ie. muscular body proportions) with this influence.
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