[Kaled]

And re:lightning reflexes, this version grants a free pause for breath action per turn. Is this up-to-date or not?

No, you want to be looking at one of these two instead;
http://www.mediafire.com/?wyzxixyhyn5

Alternatively, check out the ones in the IGT briefing pack;
http://darkmagenta.co.uk/IGT09_briefing_pack.pdf

The free Pause for Breath was open to abuse by players declaring it as their first action every turn so they could hold off declaring their actions until they'd seen the results of their action rolls.

[MarcoSkoll]

The solar panels do indeed recharge his ammunition, yes.

You should know that lasgun magazines are supposed to recharge on exposure to heat or light anyway. Not as fast as plugging them in properly of course, but in an emergency...

And re:lightning reflexes, this version grants a free pause for breath action per turn. Is this up-to-date or not?

On this note, I prefer the IGT's version (see the links in Kaled's post). It gives a good idea of a character who genuinely does have lightning fast reflexes.

The original version (or indeed, the IGT's lightning wits) are more like a character who plans fluidly and can deal with unlikely outcomes, not one who can suddenly deal with the unexpected.

[Dvil]

Re: ammo/solar panel
Ah, right. I had that idea for a while, but I wasn't sure if that was my own idea or canon. I dunno, maybe he's found some way to increase the efficiency of this energy absorbtion, or perhaps inhibit any energy loss between engagements. I want to limit ammo supplies, so this would be very useful for at least one, and the sniper character with the highest Sg seems the most appropriate to be able to modify his ammunition to last longer.

[Kaled]

maybe he's found some way to increase the efficiency of this energy absorbtion, or perhaps inhibit any energy loss between engagements.

I figured that the solar panels were there to increase the rate at which the power pack recharges - they can be recharged by throwing them in a fire, but that considerably shortens their life.  If you want your characters to be cut off from their normal sources of ammo then the solar panel seems like a good way to recharge between engagements, but it doesn't seem to make sense for them to have much effect during the short period of time represented by a game of Inquisitor.

[Inquisitor Cade]

WS	BS	S	T	I	Wp	Sg	Nv	Ld	Speed
65	75	60	60	65	70	90	80	70	4

Whoa, who is this guy? Uber-genius, nerves of steel, iron will, expert fighter with gun or sword, impressively fit and a born leader to boot.

[Kaled]

He's not that different to the profiles you suggested for an Inquisitor I don't think there's a big problem.

average Inquisitor
Ws 65. Bs 65. S 55. T 55. I 75. Wp 80. Sg 75. Nv 80. Ld 80.
fighty Inquisitor
Ws 70. Bs 70. S 60. T 60. I 75. Wp 70. Sg 65. Nv 85. Ld 75.
scolar Inquisitor
Ws 55. Bs 55. S 45. T 45. I 75. Wp 85. Sg 80. Nv 70. Ld 80.

[MarcoSkoll]

He's not that different to the profiles you suggested for an Inquisitor I don't think there's a big problem.

I think the complaint is the mix of both a very competent fighter, as well as someone who has an Sg value beyond a practised scholar.

Then again, I realise that Marco's own profile is actually slightly more generous on a couple of counts (although not quite as high an Sg value). Perhaps I'll get Marco's profile back up on the board for discussion.

[Kaled]

I think the complaint is the mix of both a very competent fighter, as well as someone who has an Sg value beyond a practised scholar.

But overall, the two profiles are very similar - and the character's lower Initiative will compensate somewhat for his combat skills, and both his Nv and Ld  are lower than a 'fighty Inquisitor'.  His Sg is high, but I've never really agreed with the opinion that no characters should have an Sg in the 90s...  Overall, he doesn't seem excessive for an Inquisitor.

[Adlan]

WS	BS	S	T	I	Wp	Sg	Nv	Ld	Speed
65	75	60	60	65	70	90	80	70	4

Whoa, who is this guy? Uber-genius, nerves of steel, iron will, expert fighter with gun or sword, impressively fit and a born leader to boot.

Sounds exactly what an Inquisitor should be too me. If he then had excessive equipment, I'd look a little in askence, but it isn't too far off kilter.

[Dvil]

Er, okay guys, there's been a change in plans.

I recently bought the Rogue Trader ruleset, and we as a group have decided to switch to that for the campaign, for a few reasons.

So this will require a different campaign (as the style of game is slightly different), but before I burden you with more ideas, I just want to check something:
Is this a suitable place to put RT stuff? It's similar to Inquisitor, but it is still a different game, so I don't want to be posting stuff I shouldn't.

[Heroka Vendile]

well there is a Dark Heresy section of this forum, Rouge Trader is a part of the Dark Heresy family, do the logic   

[Dvil]

Ah, ok. I just wondered, because they are technically different games. Similar, but different. I'll take my post there then.

[Inquisitor Cade]

He's not that different to the profiles you suggested for an Inquisitor I don't think there's a big problem.

This is true, if he is an Inquisitor. Given his kit I'd have thought not, but if he is the stats are fine (bar my usual thought that Sg is too high). I didn't think he was an Inquisitor so might have phrased the question badly. Let me try again:

Are those characters Inquisitors? If so their kit is very modest, if not then the stats are too high.