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Post by mao on Jul 13, 2018 9:30:38 GMT -5
What do you do with pc fame?
In most of my worlds, the pc's are always special and after a relatively small time are famous
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Post by ripx187 on Jul 14, 2018 16:22:15 GMT -5
Fame is definitely a reward in my games. When the party moves into a new area they are treated with distrust and respect must be earned, but after they have proven themselves I start catering to their egos. They seem to enjoy this more than magic items and XP, and I don't have to factor those magic items and high levels into my designs. PC's are suckers  |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 14, 2018 16:29:21 GMT -5
Fame is a fickle double edged sword in any of my games. Adventurers are either seen as a menace or as rockstars, depending on what they do. Reputation is an important factor when dealing with those in positions of power ... depending on the actions of the PCs in game and on downtime.
Charisma is NOT a dumpstat in my games as there's so much you can do with it in Role Play. A character might be an A**hole in game, but his charisma bonus might make him/her out to be a lovable rogue rather than a boorish loudmouth.
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Post by mao on Jul 14, 2018 16:33:27 GMT -5
Fame is a fickle double edged sword in any of my games. Adventurers are either seen as a menace or as rockstars, depending on what they do. Reputation is an important factor when dealing with those in positions of power ... depending on the actions of the PCs in game and on downtime. Charisma is NOT a dumpstat in my games as there's so much you can do with it in Role Play. A character might be an A**hole in game, but his charisma bonus might make him/her out to be a lovable rogue rather than a boorish loudmouth. several of my players over the years complemented me for using CHA. It should be the equal of the others |
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Post by simrion on Jul 16, 2018 4:40:56 GMT -5
Fame is a fickle double edged sword in any of my games. Adventurers are either seen as a menace or as rockstars, depending on what they do. Reputation is an important factor when dealing with those in positions of power ... depending on the actions of the PCs in game and on downtime. In the Venerable Arcanum RPG (Complete Adventurer, Complete Alchemist, etc.) there was a fame rating called "Renown." Exactly as described above! |
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Post by True Black Raven on Jul 21, 2018 23:22:38 GMT -5
You REP is very important and is the real deal. It includes the whole word is your bond thing. No one wants to get a REP of not honoring their word.
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