Re: [WW] Chaplains Question.

[gathomas4@juno.com]

On Wed, 19 Sep 2001 13:41:51 EDT Wildman610@aol.com writes:
> Thanks for you help. Does anyone else have any thoughts on this.  

How about this? It's not according to the rules, but the WM might go for
it.  

At first level, all characters have a big bunch of points to spend on
skills. In D&D, this represents apprenticeship and the likelihood of
learning other skills from other apprentices is nill.  On the other hand,
in more modern settings such as pre-WW2, it's not unreasonable for a
character to have learned a variety of skills and then been drafted.  So
why not say that all non-military skills, such as Profession (plumber)
and Knowledge(religion),  are class skills to a first level character? 
That way your character could be designed as a priest who was drafted or
joined and was subsequently made an officer.  Make an Officer character
who is a chaplain, but who will not become an OSI Chaplain until the
other requirements have been met.

i don't think men of the cloth were anything other than officers, so
you're probably stuck there.  

Happy Gaming,

screenmonkey
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