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Lpsmith at 18:26, 23 March 2016

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	If you want to be some other kind of specialist, come up with a name for your class, choose the skill ladder instead of the skill pyramid, and avoid taking Fight, Craft, or Lore higher than a 2. Your 'class stunts' are that of the Jack, or you can make up your own.		If you want to be some other kind of specialist, come up with a name for your class, choose the skill ladder instead of the skill pyramid, and avoid taking Fight, Craft, or Lore higher than a 2. Your 'class stunts' are that of the Jack, or you can make up your own.


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Lpsmith at 05:40, 21 March 2016

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	So, one each at +5, +4, and +3, and two each at +2 and +1. In addition, to reflect the specialized training that each receive, the Glaive may not choose the 'Numenera' skills higher than a 2 (Craft, Lore), while the Nano may not take Fight higher than a 2.		So, one each at +5, +4, and +3, and two each at +2 and +1. In addition, to reflect the specialized training that each receive, the Glaive may not choose the 'Numenera' skills higher than a 2 (Craft, Lore), while the Nano may not take Fight higher than a 2.

	Each class has special abilities available to it in Numenera that translate to 'class stunts' in FATE: 'Fighting Moves' for the Glaive, 'Esoteries' for the Nano, and 'Tricks of the Trade' for the Jack. ~~Otherwise, all~~ stunts are available to all classes (i.e. the ones from the 'Character Focus' and the 'Character Descriptor').		Each class has special abilities available to it in Numenera that translate to 'class stunts' in FATE: 'Fighting Moves' for the Glaive, 'Esoteries' for the Nano, and 'Tricks of the Trade' for the Jack. All other stunts are available to all classes (i.e. the ones from the 'Character Focus' and the 'Character Descriptor', or any from FATE core).

	If you want to be some other kind of specialist, come up with a name for your class, choose the skill ladder instead of the skill pyramid, and avoid taking Fight, Craft, or Lore higher than a 2. Your 'class stunts' are that of the Jack, or you can make up your own.		If you want to be some other kind of specialist, come up with a name for your class, choose the skill ladder instead of the skill pyramid, and avoid taking Fight, Craft, or Lore higher than a 2. Your 'class stunts' are that of the Jack, or you can make up your own.

Lpsmith at 05:39, 21 March 2016

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	In Numenera, there are three character classes: '''Glaive''', '''Jack''', and '''Nano'''. A Glaive is a fighter; a Nano is a techno-mage, and a Jack is a generalist. To preserve the feel of the two 'specialist' classes vs. the 'generalist' class, the suite of skill slots you can fill out are different for each:		In Numenera, there are three character classes: '''Glaive''', '''Jack''', and '''Nano'''. A Glaive is a fighter; a Nano is a techno-mage, and a Jack is a generalist. To preserve the feel of the two 'specialist' classes vs. the 'generalist' class, the suite of skill slots you can fill out are different for each:

	The Jack gets the normal FATE skill pyramid, and has no restrictions on what skills can fill what slots:		The '''Jack''' gets the normal FATE skill pyramid, and has no restrictions on what skills can fill what slots:

	+4: _____<br/>		+4: _____<br/>
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	In other words, one skill chosen at +4, two at +3, three at +2, and four at +1.		In other words, one skill chosen at +4, two at +3, three at +2, and four at +1.

	The ~~other two~~ are specialists, and get a skill ladder:		The '''Glaive and Nano''' are specialists, and get a skill ladder:

	+5: _____<br/>		+5: _____<br/>

Lpsmith at 04:38, 21 March 2016

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	In Numenera, there are three character classes: Glaive, Jack, and Nano. A ~~glaive~~ is a fighter; a Nano is a techno-mage, and a Jack is a generalist. To preserve the feel of the two 'specialist' classes vs. the 'generalist' class, the skill slots each ~~can take look like the following~~:		In Numenera, there are three character classes: '''Glaive''', '''Jack''', and '''Nano'''. A Glaive is a fighter; a Nano is a techno-mage, and a Jack is a generalist. To preserve the feel of the two 'specialist' classes vs. the 'generalist' class, the suite of skill slots you can fill out are different for each:

	The Jack gets the normal FATE skill pyramid, and has no restrictions on what skills can fill what slots:		The Jack gets the normal FATE skill pyramid, and has no restrictions on what skills can fill what slots:
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	+1: _____ _____ _____ _____<br/>		+1: _____ _____ _____ _____<br/>

	In other words, one skill chosen at +4, two at +3, ~~etc~~.		In other words, one skill chosen at +4, two at +3, three at +2, and four at +1.

	The other two are specialists, and get a skill ladder:		The other two are specialists, and get a skill ladder:

Lpsmith at 04:07, 21 March 2016

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	Each class has special abilities available to it in Numenera that translate to 'class stunts' in FATE: 'Fighting Moves' for the Glaive, 'Esoteries' for the Nano, and 'Tricks of the Trade' for the Jack. Otherwise, all stunts are available to all classes (i.e. the ones from the 'Character Focus' and the 'Character Descriptor').		Each class has special abilities available to it in Numenera that translate to 'class stunts' in FATE: 'Fighting Moves' for the Glaive, 'Esoteries' for the Nano, and 'Tricks of the Trade' for the Jack. Otherwise, all stunts are available to all classes (i.e. the ones from the 'Character Focus' and the 'Character Descriptor').

	If you want to be some other kind of specialist, come up with a name for your class, choose the skill ladder instead of the skill pyramid, and avoid taking Fight, Craft, or Lore higher than a 2. Your 'class stunts' are that of the Jack.		If you want to be some other kind of specialist, come up with a name for your class, choose the skill ladder instead of the skill pyramid, and avoid taking Fight, Craft, or Lore higher than a 2. Your 'class stunts' are that of the Jack, or you can make up your own.

Lpsmith at 03:54, 21 March 2016

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	In Numenera, there are three character classes: Glaive, Jack, and Nano. A glaive is a fighter; a Nano is a techno-mage, and a Jack is a generalist. ~~How can we~~ preserve the feel of ~~those~~ classes ~~in a FATE conversion?~~		In Numenera, there are three character classes: Glaive, Jack, and Nano. A glaive is a fighter; a Nano is a techno-mage, and a Jack is a generalist. To preserve the feel of the two 'specialist' classes vs. the 'generalist' class, the skill slots each can take look like the following:

	~~Here's one idea: the~~ Jack gets the normal FATE skill pyramid, and has no restrictions on what skills can fill what slots:		The Jack gets the normal FATE skill pyramid, and has no restrictions on what skills can fill what slots:

	4: _____<br/>		+4: _____<br/>
	3: _____ _____<br/>		+3: _____ _____<br/>
	2: _____ _____ _____<br/>		+2: _____ _____ _____<br/>
	1: _____ _____ _____ _____<br/>		+1: _____ _____ _____ _____<br/>

			In other words, one skill chosen at +4, two at +3, etc.

	The other two are specialists, and get a skill ladder:		The other two are specialists, and get a skill ladder:

	5: _____<br/>		+5: _____<br/>
	4: _____<br/>		+4: _____<br/>
	3: _____<br/>		+3: _____<br/>
	2: _____ _____<br/>		+2: _____ _____<br/>
	1: _____ _____<br/>		+1: _____ _____<br/>

	However, a Glaive may not choose any Numenera-related skill higher than a 2, and a Nano may not choose any Fighting-related skill higher than a 2. If someone wishes to specialize in a completely different skill, and choose no Numenera-related or Fighting-related skill higher than a 2, they can do so, and come up with their own new character class name.

	There are various skills/abilities associated with the different classes in Numenera that will probably translate as Stunts in the FATE conversion (or at least 'secondary' stunts, with the Numenera 'Character Focus' becoming your 'primary' stunt). In that case, take a secondary stunt appropriate to your character class.

			So, one each at +5, +4, and +3, and two each at +2 and +1. In addition, to reflect the specialized training that each receive, the Glaive may not choose the 'Numenera' skills higher than a 2 (Craft, Lore), while the Nano may not take Fight higher than a 2.

			Each class has special abilities available to it in Numenera that translate to 'class stunts' in FATE: 'Fighting Moves' for the Glaive, 'Esoteries' for the Nano, and 'Tricks of the Trade' for the Jack. Otherwise, all stunts are available to all classes (i.e. the ones from the 'Character Focus' and the 'Character Descriptor').

	~~[[FATE Numenera]]~~		If you want to be some other kind of specialist, come up with a name for your class, choose the skill ladder instead of the skill pyramid, and avoid taking Fight, Craft, or Lore higher than a 2. Your 'class stunts' are that of the Jack.

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	However, a Glaive may not choose any Numenera-related skill higher than a 2, and a Nano may not choose any Fighting-related skill higher than a 2. If someone wishes to specialize in a completely different skill, and choose no Numenera-related or Fighting-related skill higher than a 2, they can do so, and come up with their own new character class name.		However, a Glaive may not choose any Numenera-related skill higher than a 2, and a Nano may not choose any Fighting-related skill higher than a 2. If someone wishes to specialize in a completely different skill, and choose no Numenera-related or Fighting-related skill higher than a 2, they can do so, and come up with their own new character class name.

			There are various skills/abilities associated with the different classes in Numenera that will probably translate as Stunts in the FATE conversion (or at least 'secondary' stunts, with the Numenera 'Character Focus' becoming your 'primary' stunt). In that case, take a secondary stunt appropriate to your character class.



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In Numenera, there are three character classes: Glaive, Jack, and Nano. A glaive is a fighter; a Nano is a techno-mage, and a Jack is a generalist. How can we preserve the feel of those classes in a FATE conversion?

Here's one idea: the Jack gets the normal FATE skill pyramid, and has no restrictions on what skills can fill what slots:

4: _____ 
3: _____ _____ 
2: _____ _____ _____ 
1: _____ _____ _____ _____ 

The other two are specialists, and get a skill ladder:

5: _____ 
4: _____ 
3: _____ 
2: _____ _____ 
1: _____ _____ 

However, a Glaive may not choose any Numenera-related skill higher than a 2, and a Nano may not choose any Fighting-related skill higher than a 2. If someone wishes to specialize in a completely different skill, and choose no Numenera-related *or* Fighting-related skill higher than a 2, they can do so, and come up with their own new character class name.

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