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rivaltuna

09-23-06, 07:12 PM
So I was wondering, what would Darth Vader's stats be in 3.5? If anyone could find them or make them, I would really apreciate it. I was thinking that he would have somthing along the lines of (if str 10 is human, 8 is twileck, 16 is wookie)

Str. 19
Dex. 16
Con. 16
Int. 15
Wis.14
Cha.10

Anyone agree or disagree?
Solaris

09-23-06, 07:23 PM
You might want to have a look at the d20 Star Wars rulebook: Darth Vader is fully detailed in there.

His stats are given as Str 16, Dex 16, Con 17, Int 14, Wis 12, Cha 13, and it is noted that without his armor, his Strength and Constitution are reduced by 4 points and he loses 1 point of Constitution per round.
Thiez

09-23-06, 07:23 PM
Lower Dex, Lower Con, Lower Strength. I think a wookie would pwn Darth Vader in melee. Con should be low because he's practically a construct and doesn't really deserve any extra hitpoints just because the bits left of his right arm are so healthy. Low dex is because he is mostly construct.

Int could do a little drop to 13-14ish, wis should go up because it's his connection to the force, and he is very strong in the force. Cha could get a little bump up to 12 or 13 because he demonstrates high intimite and almost convinves luke to go evil.
Silverthumb128

09-23-06, 08:03 PM
Lower Dex, Lower Con, Lower Strength. I think a wookie would pwn Darth Vader in melee.

If the Wookie were a Jedi, then yeah, totally. Heehee*snort*
Beeblebrox

09-24-06, 01:34 AM
Darth Vader, a Wookie, and an Ewok walk into a spaceport- oh wait. We were discussing Darth Vader's stats weren't we? Well, I think I'm going to have to disagree with the d20 Star Wars rulebook on Dex. I mean, come on! Darth Vader has high Dexterity?!?!? Even IF he does, I contend that his Dex should lower if his suit is removed too.

EDIT: Cookies to anyone who's heard, and can remember, the punchline to that joke!
Silverthumb128

09-24-06, 03:57 AM
EDIT: Cookies to anyone who's heard, and can remember, the punchline to that joke!

What joke? I didn't even catch the first part?
Solaris

09-24-06, 05:11 AM
What joke? I didn't even catch the first part?

A common setup for a joke is "An X, a Y, and a Z walk into a bar..." where X, Y, Z might be, for example, ethnic or national or religious stereotypes. Hence "Darth Vader, a Wookie, and an Ewok walk into a spaceport..."