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| CITAZIONE (Eldrad @ 28/4/2011, 19:57) COLLABORAZIONI PIù FATTIVE [...] Ho trovato qualcosa di simile nel Complete Adventurer (pag. 96) CITAZIONE "When a character with 5 or more ranks in a skill uses the aid another action to assist another character’s skill check, he can grant a higher bonus than that described in the Player’s Handbook. For every 10 points of the helper’s check result above 10, the circumstance bonus increases by 1. Thus, a result of 10–19 would grant a +2 circumstance bonus (as normal), a result of 20–29 would grant a +3 circumstance bonus, a result of 30–39 a +4 circumstance bonus, and so on. (To determine the circumstance bonus quickly, simply divide the helper’s check result by 10, round down, and add 1.) This higher bonus is available only to helpers with at least 5 ranks in the skill being used. Only experienced characters have the ability to provide the extra assistance offered by this rule.
At the DM’s option, this rule can also be extended to using the aid another action in combat to improve an ally’s attack roll or AC. Any character with a base attack bonus of +5 or higher can grant a greater bonus on an ally’s attack roll or AC as described above. This rule rewards the tactic of experienced combatants helping each other in a fight (often the best option when fighting a monster with an extremely high AC or attack bonus)." Due differenze sostanziali: 1. il bonus ulteriore è +1 per ogni 10 e non +2; 2. solo chi ha 5 gradi in quell'abilità/+5 BAB può dare maggiori bonus. Devo dirvi che queste cose sono entrambe sensate. Qualcuno mi propose un cap di 40 alla CD, ma non serve al mio gioco. In allegato la pagina dove l'ho trovata. Le altre due regole anche sono interessantissime.
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