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I remember that in Pathfinder, you got one free outfit worth <=10gp at character creation.
I am aware that this is a different game, but I want to double check as I put the finishing touches on my first character that there is or is not a similar rule in Starfinder.
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In space, no one can hear you streak?
Technically, no one can ever hear you streak. They may hear your attention-demanding warcry or the screams of terrified onlookers, but not the actual streaking.
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Or you streak back and forward in a small space really really quickly
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I think most forms of armor count as clothing. How many Starfinder PCs go around unarmored?
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No sonic boom in space, no air to compress. No sound barrier either since no sound in space.
Unless you streak fast enough to break the sound barrier?In space, no one can hear you streak?Technically, no one can ever hear you streak. They may hear your attention-demanding warcry or the screams of terrified onlookers, but not the actual streaking.
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I think most forms of armor count as clothing. How many Starfinder PCs go around unarmored?
Well, there IS that thing called Second Skin. If someone's wearing that, they may as well be naked.
Well, there IS that thing called Second Skin. If someone's wearing that, they may as well be naked.I think most forms of armor count as clothing. How many Starfinder PCs go around unarmored?
That depends on what color you pick for it. If you wear a Second Skin with a color different from your own skin color, it is obvious that you are not naked.
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Because SOMEONE went granular, we now have to deal with naked Starfinders because they're too cheap to buy clothing (!!!) or are displaying an exhibitionist ideal?
...please just give everyone a horrible set of bright orange coveralls if they don't want to buy a basic outfit.
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Technically, no one can ever hear you streak. They may hear your attention-demanding warcry or the screams of terrified onlookers, but not the actual streaking.The sound of streaking is bare feet slapping on the ground.
But that would also be the sound of most halfling running across the ground... since they typically don't wear shoes... does that mean they are always streaking?
That's IF folks have day jobs.That's a big 'if' in some cases with a possible dearth of skill points...
It should not be possible for any Starfinder PC to have fewer than 3 skill points.
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That's IF folks have day jobs.That's a big 'if' in some cases with a possible dearth of skill points...
In the limited amount of scenarios we've had so far, Professions have been much more useful and flexible than nearly any PFS scenario I've played or run. Added onto the fact that you can flex them to whatever mental stat you have best (and there's no benefit to 777'ing in Starfinder) and taking 10 generally means you get 22 credits per scenario, there's much more reason to divert a single point to it, if not more.
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Except you only get one downtime activity between each scenario, and rolling a day job is just one of the choices. Already there is one scenario that gives you a boon to do that takes 6 downtime activities to complete.
I didn't notice the professional clothing before. 5 credits for a +1 pays for itself in 2.5 rolls.
Interesting that formal wear is also cheap and instead of a bonus, everyone gets a penalty if they don't wear it to a formal event.
