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- The Lone Wolf Development Team
world is square
- Thread starter thaX
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Hi ThaX,
In terms of customizing your Characters in a manner to achieve some of the effects of World is Square rules, there are a whole bunch of Permanent and Temporary Adjustments that you can use to tweak what is added to the Character, what counts as being "valid" for them. The most common of these adjustments will end up being free Bonus Feats that grant you resources to give the various Feats that have been removed and given to all Characters by default.
There is also the ability to add custom names for features and abilities that you add, and adjust stats accordingly but none of this is programmed into the dataset or given an optional rule setting.
It's certainly not a perfect resolution for this but with a bit of work you should be able to wrestle the Character into the rough approximate shape and statistical form that is intended for the WiS rules.
In terms of customizing your Characters in a manner to achieve some of the effects of World is Square rules, there are a whole bunch of Permanent and Temporary Adjustments that you can use to tweak what is added to the Character, what counts as being "valid" for them. The most common of these adjustments will end up being free Bonus Feats that grant you resources to give the various Feats that have been removed and given to all Characters by default.
There is also the ability to add custom names for features and abilities that you add, and adjust stats accordingly but none of this is programmed into the dataset or given an optional rule setting.
It's certainly not a perfect resolution for this but with a bit of work you should be able to wrestle the Character into the rough approximate shape and statistical form that is intended for the WiS rules.
This is the primary reason why I haven't converted to HLO and continue to use HLC, even with all its bugs and lack of updates. The features that SC's Community Pack and World is Square bring to HLC improves the functionality and options with the software that I can't imagine using HLC without them. I understand why LW doesn't allow custom data sets for HLO, but not implementing at least these 2 data sets that have been standard for many users for years effectively handcuffs the product, in my humble opinion.