зачем нужен блог если в нем не писать? XD пожалуй буду-ка я собирать тут хомяки, которые могут быть интересными.(пока что чужие...а там, может, и до своих дойдет) а то моя дырявая голова все забудет. 1) 1.9.1 Parry as a penalty to Fighting By changing your Parry calculation from the standard ((Fighting/2)+2) to the slightly altered -1*((Fighting/2)-2) you can convert Parry from a variable Target Number to a Penalty (or bonus, for character's without Fighting) to the Fighting rolls of attackers. When using this rule, Fighting is rolled against a standard TN 4, thus bringing combat one step closer to consistency with the core mechanic. //он клевый. все бои приводятся к общему знаменателю. возможно это не так уж и плохо. 1.9.2 Toughness as a penalty to Damage Toughness is less troubling to me than Parry, since damage is not technically an trait roll (although you may roll your Strength die as part of it), and therefore is not technically covered by the core mechanic. However, since damage rolls follow other conventions of Trait rolls (acing, raises, etc.), it might well be more consistent if we converted it to a penalty and set Toughness up as a penalty to a damage roll with a standard TN 4. This change is easy and consistent with the change we made to Parry. Normally, you calculate Toughness like so: ((Vigor/2)+2). To get a penalty instead, you just do this: -1*(Vigor/2)-2). From Jonathon Volkmer //забавная штука, но в отличае от армора не сильно изменит что-либо. хотя опять же приводит к общему знаменателю... 1.9.4 Spirit Derived Charisma To tie Charisma into the Spirit Attribute (thus making Charisma just like Parry and Toughness (and Pace, if you're using some of the rules from below)), just calculate it like so: Charisma = (Spirit / 2) – 4. This formula could result in slightly higher Charisma among high-Ranking characters, and will likely result in lower Charisma among lower-Ranking players. Since a high Spirit Attribute is typically necessary among leader- and persuader-type characters anyway, it shouldn’t unduly punish them, and may well make them more effective at higher ranks and leave room for a slightly broader array of Edges. Characters with low or average Spirit, meanwhile, will struggle with leadership and persuasiveness, as seems reasonable based on real life. From Jonathon Volkmer //требует теста, но иногда может быть забавен... (впрочем там http://savagepedia.wikispaces.com/Savage+Worlds+House+Rules есть много интересных хомяков)