In the last weeks I am testing an adaptation that I made for the cyberpunk game using the system points victory points of the fading suns but with system d100. I feel if my English not is all that good I would like :D The system of victory points created for the rol game of the Fading Suns by Bill Bridges and Andrew Greenberg, the idea was that with a single roll dice, not only you get as a result "success" or failure "if not degrees of success, critics, Critical grades , And anything result we might needed.Unfortunately the victory points system had several flaws in addition to using D20 which allow little scope for the development of abilities.This is a version designed by me, which improves and adapts This system to D100, allowing Wider ranges, and more variety in results. In a game with the D100 system, it is understood that the characters have skills ranging from 0 (not knowing anything at all) to 100 knowing everything and not being able to learn more. For this reason it is understood that a character with 50% for example in a skill knows more than a character with 20%. For this reason, a result of 01 in a D100 is the best possible throw a draw, since they allow for a very complicated success, (with penalizers of -20, -40, -60 etc) by Another side a dice roll of 99 or 100 is the worst possible result and that makes it really difficult get success in even for the simplest tasks (with bonds of + 20, + 40 etc). In this system for each 10 points of difference between the target number and the result of the dice roll (included), we will obtain a Result Point (RP) rounding down, the results finished in 0 and 4 and rounding up the completions from 5 to 9 Example: In a dice roll, whose final target number is 66%, if in the dice roll, result is 23, we obtain 66-23 = 43 that be rounded to 40. A total result of 4 (RP). -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Critics and critical failure: In many RPGs th critical results are a "magic" results that causes surprising consequences, just as critical failure is so bad . Following these systems, a character with very few points in computing, for example in the d100 system a character with 10% computer that only knows how to surf the internet, chat and install programs can tried to hack the pentagon website, iff have a critic, this is obviously absurd, and leaves too much responsibility to the game director, about what can or can not do with skills in systems not very specific. In this system is corrected leaving very clear the results and the possibilities. Since a critic or a critical failure really represent the "best or worst possible outcome" Iff a player obtain a double result in the dice (11, 22, 33, 44, 55, 66, 77, 88, 99). we obtains a Critic or critical failure. The only exception to this rule is 00, (100) which is considered automatic failure, regardless of the player's ability, but not a critical failure. It is only an automatic fault If your objective number it is 50% and your dice roll is 55 is a critical failure. Iff your objetive number is 60% a result of 55 is a critic. A player with a result of 46% for example gets a 44, in a dice roll, get 0 PR. Since although he has achieved the succefull , he has done it by for very little . But as the natural result in the dice is a double, you get the maximum possible result. As if he had obtained a result of 01 ie get 4 RP. In case of an critical failure , consider that the player have result a 99 and calculate the maximun number of RP relative to its objetive number for the determine the critical failure. How to use RP? To adapt the damage of the weapons for example the easiest system is to reduce the damage that appears in the book in half and to add the RP obtained Example: a "Light pistol", in eclipse phase deals 2d10 damage. in this system the light pistol have a damage of 1D10+RP. in this mode, The skill, influences the damage, the better it shoots, more damage is caused.The same goes for the dodge skill , Each RP in dodging, (in a successful roll) subtracts a RP to the enemy result for impact, and iff you fail the dodge try, add 1 RP to the enemy reserve for each negative rp obtained in the failed dodge.