On Tue, Apr 28, 2026 at 06:39:05PM +0100, Traveller Mailing List wrote:
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> I base most of my skill roles in character generation on the highest education table the PC
> /NPC can get.
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> That’s where most of the professional skills are based, and they don’t get many skills in
> book 1 character generation.
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> I also use the benefits table more than the cash table for the ability to pick up weapon
> skills. The PCs are going to get money from the jobs the PCs are going to do.
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My code does this:

     roll    Table (EDU <=7)           Table (EDU >= 8)
    ------  ------------------------  ------------------------
        1    Personal development      Personal development
        2    Personal development      Service skills
        3    Service skills            Advanced Education (1)
        4    Service skills            Advanced Education (1)
        5    Advanced Education (1)    Advanced Education (2)
        6    Advanced Education (1)    Advanced Education (2)

I think I split the cash and benefits table 50% / 50%.

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Chris

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