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Character Generation
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All commands are listed with $HELP @COMBAT in-game. Also see Zortal Kombat for a walkthrough.
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Class
Classes are a way to automatically setup your character quickly without having to make a whole bunch of decisions. Think of it as a template gear toward where you want your character to head to. It also assigns feats, skill points, and feat points.
Specialist
The Specialist is heavy in skills and starship combat, light in feats and personal combat. Good for medical doctors for example.
Hybrid
The Hybrid is average in feats, skills, personal combat, and starship combat. Good for traders.
Warrior
The Warrior is heavy in feats and personal combat, light in skills and starship combat. Good for joining the Defense Force.
Attributes
NOTE: These have recently been redone. If you have not redone them sense Nov 1st 2008 Then take a look to double check. There are six basic attributes Strength, Intelligence, Wisdom, Dexterity, Constitution, and Charisma. Three resistant modifiers, Reflex, Fortitude, and Will. Four Combat Statistics, Defense, Vitality, Level, and Experience.
You have the ability to buy, unbuy, reset, or select class defaults for your attributes.
For help on the commands to set up your character's attributes, feats, classes and skills check out the base help file $help @combat. You'll also want to check out char help talents and char help attributes as well as char help classes and char cons list to show your console points. char cons buy TYPE will buy a console skill point.
Feats
Feats are special actions that can be used in combat situations. These are bought with feat points. For example, you need Weapon Proficiency: Light Ranged to use a standard disruptor pistol. To wear Klingon armor would need the Armor Proficency: Medium feat.
Skills
Skills are one of two types general and console. Console skills are those skills that relate to the using of consoles aboard ships. They map out to the various consoles and commands, without the specific console skill you can not operate that console or function.
For example, to fly a vessel you will need the help skill, to switch between various modes on the consoles you will need each skill. Generally if you have engineering, helm, tactical and damage control you have the basics covered but consider also picking up transporter, operations, science or communications if you can. In the future having more points in each console skill will allow to special abilities - a helmsman may be able to coax out more speed, a tactical console specialist more accuracy or so on.
General skills are more tuned to skill checks, such as using specific types of equipment or objects.
The higher the skill, the greater the bonus.
Exp table
Experience required to reach each level:
Experience Table
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Level Experience
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1 0
2 1000
3 3000
4 6000
5 10000
6 15000
7 21000
8 28000
9 36000
10 45000
11 55000
12 66000
13 78000
14 91000
15 105000
16 120000
17 136000
18 153000
19 171000
20 190000
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