[PnP] sample humans

[Scott Adams]

Did not see original post till this one. Julian it all depends as 
with everything in this game.  Should take it town by town and city by city.
Once you iknow the culture consider the cultureo books has basic 
characteristics HT/WT....then there are those great Culture
Variation charts that can be used to base a template.

You can make different city guards.
Town Guard
Wall Guard
City Patrol Guard
Palace Guard
So in that order those would be worst to best.  So a town guard might 
just be part time bartender and guard/militia.  So may only have 
CEL0-1 But a Palace guard would be the elite maybe a CEL 6-7
Gong on this you can base your own templates.

A barbarian culture town guard might be far stronger than a village 
town guard so might have a few hpv higher.
Its all culture, upbringing, education, occupation and environment.

Burton also has a good idea below.

One can go overboard with this though.
Village Craftsman
City Craftsman
Guild Craftsman
In higher quality but it could go on for a long time this way.
This is why Richard made a basic human templae for the universe.
But base it on the above factors.  Keep it simple at game time and 
complex if you pregen them.

Eons ago I did a simple pnpnpc generator program.  So it does the sme 
thing the basic charts do at the time those fancy culture variation 
charts weren't around.  Back in late 80s.
But I sitll use it today.






At 06:26 AM 5/29/2015, you wrote:
>There was my "Dogs of War" article on the site, which expands warriors a bit.
>
>I think what I did for that was to take the base human stats 
>(slightly refigured to work out properly -- the default man needs to 
>have a Con of 15 to have those hit points).  I then took the EXP 
>gained to reach the indicated CEL and figured what they would have 
>gained in attribute points, then applied those points as a player 
>would, trying to hit bonus thresholds.
>
>Probably not as straight forward for not-combat occupations, but one 
>could consider a variant "CEL" as "Occupation EL".  (OEL?).  For 
>example, an OEL 2 Craftsman is basically an apprentice -- it does 
>not take a lot to get there.  OEL 5 would be Journeyman and OEL8 
>would be a master.  Apply attribute points to those attrbutes that 
>limit their required skills,
>
>On May 28, 2015, at 5:16 PM, Julian Draven wrote:
>
>>I know that book four has a sample human stat block, but I was 
>>wondering if there's a document somewhere that gives more variety. 
>>What would be the stats of an average city guard? A guard captain? 
>>A typical thieves' guild member? It seems odd to me that all 
>>non-character class humans would have HPV 10 OCV 2 DCV 2, but maybe 
>>that's what the designer intended. Of course there is creature 
>>variation from book 3, but I just thought that somebody, somewhere, 
>>had put some time into building up stat blocks for a thug, a 
>>prisoner, a pirate, etc, etc.
>>
>>Thanks.
>>
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