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Thanks for the compliment. I think you're right about there not being a mechanism in TMNT to learn new skills. That may be by design or perhaps that rule was added to later Palladium books. If you don't mind borrowing from other Palladium genres, your character CAN learn new skills when advancing l...

I see some great points in this thread, especially from Jack Burton. Problem with getting that precise is that this system doesn't seem to allow you to add new skills to your character over time, so you can't pick up a new weapon or class of weapon in the future. Unless I'm misreading something...l...

I've never understood why the LA was so much better for revolvers over other modern weapons. The charts in TMNT Revised and Heroes Unlimited Revised always struck me as...written by someone who didn't really understand guns or just had some real favoritism towards one kind or another. I saw "Au...

Okay, I posted this question once, but it seems to have disappeared. Background: I haven't played Palladium games in years. But in my other game systems, my character can learn new skills, whether you call them College, High School, Secondary Skills, whatever. I noticed, while rolling up a TMNT Revi...

I used to play the TMNT revised many years ago as a teenager. Anyways, I was dusting it off because my son is interested in it after I took him through another company's fantasy game. While I was rolling up a character, it occurred to me that it appeared as if once you get your College, High School,...