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Dan: /* Special Note: ICON to d100 Skill Conversion */

2026-10-08T12:39:20Z

Special Note: ICON to d100 Skill Conversion

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	\| '''+4''' \|\| +37%		\| '''+4''' \|\| +37%
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	\| '''+5''' \|\| +47		\| '''+5''' \|\| +47%
	\|}		\|}

Dan: /* Skill Loss */

2026-10-08T12:32:58Z

Skill Loss

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	All skill levels should be logged on that ship's profile, along with the date.		All skill levels should be logged on that ship's profile, along with the date.

			==Special Note: ICON to d100 Skill Conversion==
			As SFC utilizes a general d100 system for skill tests, a conversion process from the ICON system has been instituted. Bonuses under the ICON system are instead percentage (%) additions to the target number under the d100 system. The following table is used to manually convert any remaining ICON Test bonuses to the new percentage system:

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			\|+ '''Conversion Table'''
			\|-
			! ICON Bonus
			! d100 Bonus
			\|-
			\| '''+1''' \|\| +10%
			\|-
			\| '''+2 ''' \|\| +19%
			\|-
			\| '''+3 ''' \|\| +27%
			\|-
			\| '''+4''' \|\| +37%
			\|-
			\| '''+5''' \|\| +47
			\|}

			Negative modifiers hold equivalent values.


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Dan: /* Command Skill */

2026-10-04T14:35:15Z

Command Skill

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	===Command Skill===		===Command Skill===
	Captains of ~~Starfleet~~ officers are a different breed, compared to most Fleeters. The huge responsibility of commanding a starship, the enormous authority to affect UFP policy and foreign relations, the direct impact they have on the lives of those serving beneath them: these are all well-documented elsewhere. What is understood, though, is the experiences that go into making a stellar commanding officer is an art, not a science. The below chart indicates the ranges of Command skill different captains will have, dependent upon their rank and their era.		Captains of Star Fleet officers are a different breed, compared to most Fleeters. The huge responsibility of commanding a starship, the enormous authority to affect UFP policy and foreign relations, the direct impact they have on the lives of those serving beneath them: these are all well-documented elsewhere. What is understood, though, is the experiences that go into making a stellar commanding officer is an art, not a science. The below chart indicates the ranges of Command skill different captains will have, dependent upon their rank and their era.

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Dan: /* Crew Skill */

2026-10-04T14:34:29Z

Crew Skill

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	===Crew Skill===		===Crew Skill===
	Crews are made up of diverse personnel; species, genders, ages and definitely experiences will be multiple and varied for each person there. Instead of generating the individual experience of each and every last crewman aboard, the recognition of ~~Starfleet~~ training will set a base and then a randomized number will be added to it; this determines the initial Crew skill for that ship, and is recorded on the ship's profile. '''Note''': ground units have a '''Unit Skill''', which is identical to Crew Skill.		Crews are made up of diverse personnel; species, genders, ages and definitely experiences will be multiple and varied for each person there. Instead of generating the individual experience of each and every last crewman aboard, the recognition of Star Fleet training will set a base and then a randomized number will be added to it; this determines the initial Crew skill for that ship, and is recorded on the ship's profile. '''Note''': ground units have a '''Unit Skill''', which is identical to Crew Skill.

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Dan: /* Skill Test */

2026-08-31T13:18:07Z

Skill Test

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	:''Ex: The skill of 62 is modified as 15 (62 - 46.5 (averaged up to 47) = 15). A roll of 15 or less is required for success.''		:''Ex: The skill of 62 is modified as 15 (62 - 46.5 (averaged up to 47) = 15). A roll of 15 or less is required for success.''

	''Note'': instead of rolling a d100 die for the Test percentile roll, instead roll two d10s, with the first representing the "tens" digit and the second as the "ones" digit. If both rolls are the same (''ex: 6 and 6''), then roll a third one and subtract that from the percentile. If the third roll also equals the original "twin" rolls, roll and subtract again (and again and again, as long as each roll is the same as the original two). The effect is to lower the percentile roll in opposition to the skill. (This represents Good Luck working in favor of the crew.)~~<br>~~		'''Note:''' instead of rolling a d100 die for the Test percentile roll, instead roll two d10s, with the first representing the "tens" digit and the second as the "ones" digit. If both rolls are the same (''ex: 6 and 6''), then roll a third one and subtract that from the percentile. If the third roll also equals the original "twin" rolls, roll and subtract again (and again and again, as long as each roll is the same as the original two). The effect is to lower the percentile roll in opposition to the skill. (This represents Good Luck working in favor of the crew.)
	''Ex: A Routine Test target number (''i.e.'', the unmodified skill) is 63, but a 66 is rolled, indicating failure. However, because 6 and 6 were rolled (twin rolls), a single 1d10 is rolled, this time resulting in a 7, making the Test roll 59 (66 - 7 = 59). If the third roll had been another 6, then a fourth roll would be conducted, for maybe a 3. The final Test roll in that case would be a 57 (66 - 6 - 3 = 57). In both modified rolls, the Test roll was determined to be successful.''
			:''Ex: A Routine Test target number (''i.e.'', the unmodified skill) is 63, but a 66 is rolled, indicating failure. However, because 6 and 6 were rolled (twin rolls), a single 1d10 is rolled, this time resulting in a 7, making the Test roll 59 (66 - 7 = 59). If the third roll had been another 6, then a fourth roll would be conducted, for maybe a 3. The final Test roll in that case would be a 57 (66 - 6 - 3 = 57). In both modified rolls, the Test roll was determined to be successful.''

	==Skill Gain==		==Skill Gain==

Dan: /* Skill Test */

2026-08-31T13:15:07Z

Skill Test

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	:''Ex: The skill of 62 is modified as 15 (62 - 46.5 (averaged up to 47) = 15). A roll of 15 or less is required for success.''		:''Ex: The skill of 62 is modified as 15 (62 - 46.5 (averaged up to 47) = 15). A roll of 15 or less is required for success.''

	''Note'': instead of rolling a d100 die for the Test percentile roll, instead roll two d10s, with the first representing the 'tens' digit and the second as the 'ones' digit. If both rolls are the same (''ex: 6 and 6''), then roll a third one and subtract that from the percentile. If the third roll also equals the original 'twin' rolls, roll and subtract again (and again and again, as long as each roll is the same as the original two). The effect is to lower the percentile roll in opposition to the skill. (This represents Good Luck working in favor of the crew.)<br>''Ex: A Routine Test target number (i.e., the unmodified skill) is 63, but a 66 is rolled, indicating failure. However, because '6' and '6' were rolled (twin rolls), a single 1d10 is rolled, this time resulting in a '7,' making the Test roll 59 (66 - 7 = 59). If the third roll had been another '6,' then a fourth roll would be conducted, for maybe a '3.' The final Test roll in that case would be a 57 (66 - 6 - 3 = 57). In both modified rolls, the Test roll was determined to be successful.''		''Note'': instead of rolling a d100 die for the Test percentile roll, instead roll two d10s, with the first representing the "tens" digit and the second as the "ones" digit. If both rolls are the same (''ex: 6 and 6''), then roll a third one and subtract that from the percentile. If the third roll also equals the original "twin" rolls, roll and subtract again (and again and again, as long as each roll is the same as the original two). The effect is to lower the percentile roll in opposition to the skill. (This represents Good Luck working in favor of the crew.)<br>
			''Ex: A Routine Test target number (''i.e.'', the unmodified skill) is 63, but a 66 is rolled, indicating failure. However, because 6 and 6 were rolled (twin rolls), a single 1d10 is rolled, this time resulting in a 7, making the Test roll 59 (66 - 7 = 59). If the third roll had been another 6, then a fourth roll would be conducted, for maybe a 3. The final Test roll in that case would be a 57 (66 - 6 - 3 = 57). In both modified rolls, the Test roll was determined to be successful.''

	==Skill Gain==		==Skill Gain==

Dan: /* Command Skill */

2025-11-30T11:53:12Z

Command Skill

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	\| United Earth Starfleet \|\| ''2133 - 2161'' \|\| 40 + 1d12 \|\| 50 + 1d10 \|\| 50 + 1d10 \|\| 50 + 1d30		\| United Earth Starfleet \|\| ''2133 - 2161'' \|\| 40 + 1d12 \|\| 50 + 1d10 \|\| 50 + 1d10 \|\| 50 + 1d30
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	\| Early UFP ~~Starfleet~~ \|\| ''2161 - 2274'' \|\| 40 + 1d20 \|\| 50 + 1d20 \|\| 50 + 1d30 \|\| 55 + 1d30		\| Early UFP Star Fleet \|\| ''2161 - 2274'' \|\| 40 + 1d20 \|\| 50 + 1d20 \|\| 50 + 1d30 \|\| 55 + 1d30
	\|-		\|-
	\| "Modern" UFP ~~Starfleet~~ \|\| ''2274 - 2375'' \|\| 50 + 1d20 \|\| 50 + 1d30 \|\| 50 + 1d40 \|\| 60 + 1d30		\| "Modern" UFP Star Fleet \|\| ''2274 - 2375'' \|\| 50 + 1d20 \|\| 50 + 1d30 \|\| 50 + 1d40 \|\| 60 + 1d30
	\|-		\|-
	\| Post-Dominion War Era \|\| ''2375 -'' \|\| 50 + 1d20 \|\| 55 + 1d30 \|\| 55 + 1d40 \|\| 65 + 1d30		\| Post-Dominion War Era \|\| ''2375 -'' \|\| 50 + 1d20 \|\| 55 + 1d30 \|\| 55 + 1d40 \|\| 65 + 1d30

Dan: /* Crew Skill */

2025-11-30T11:52:58Z

Crew Skill

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	\| United Earth Starfleet \|\| 2133 - 2161 \|\| 50 + 1d20		\| United Earth Starfleet \|\| 2133 - 2161 \|\| 50 + 1d20
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	\| Early UFP ~~Starfleet~~ \|\| 2161 - 2274 \|\| 50 + 1d30		\| Early UFP Star Fleet \|\| 2161 - 2274 \|\| 50 + 1d30
	\|-		\|-
	\| "Modern" UFP ~~Starfleet~~ \|\| 2274 - 2375 \|\| 50 + 1d35		\| "Modern" UFP Star Fleet \|\| 2274 - 2375 \|\| 50 + 1d35
	\|-		\|-
	\| Post-Dominion War Era \|\| 2375 - \|\| 55 + 1d30		\| Post-Dominion War Era \|\| 2375 - \|\| 55 + 1d30

Dan: /* Command Skill */

2025-07-11T17:13:27Z

Command Skill

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	Commanding officers that are promoted retain the skill level they have at the time of promotion, until new points are awarded. Promotions do not result in a re-roll of the Command skill. An individual person that takes on the responsibility as acting captain has his own Command skill determined by the above. If that person is not the properly identified executive officer, then the rolled skill level is at a -5 disadvantage, as s/he was unexpectedly thrust into that role and may not be ready, with all of the benefits of full command education, training and experience (plus the stress of the situation that led to the sudden elevation).		Commanding officers that are promoted retain the skill level they have at the time of promotion, until new points are awarded. Promotions do not result in a re-roll of the Command skill. An individual person that takes on the responsibility as acting captain has his own Command skill determined by the above. If that person is not the properly identified executive officer, then the rolled skill level is at a -5 disadvantage, as s/he was unexpectedly thrust into that role and may not be ready, with all of the benefits of full command education, training and experience (plus the stress of the situation that led to the sudden elevation).

	Command skill generation tables for other factions can be found on the [[Faction Skills]] page.		'''Note:''' Command skill generation tables for other factions can be found on the [[Faction Skills]] page.

	==Skill Test==		==Skill Test==

Dan: /* Command Skill */

2025-07-11T11:53:25Z

Command Skill

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	\| "Modern" UFP Starfleet \|\| ''2274 - 2375'' \|\| 50 + 1d20 \|\| 50 + 1d30 \|\| 50 + 1d40 \|\| 60 + 1d30		\| "Modern" UFP Starfleet \|\| ''2274 - 2375'' \|\| 50 + 1d20 \|\| 50 + 1d30 \|\| 50 + 1d40 \|\| 60 + 1d30
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	\| Post-Dominion War Era \|\| ''2375 -'' \|\| 50 + 1d20 \|\| 60 + 1d30 \|\| 65 + ~~1d30~~ \|\| 70 + ~~1d40~~		\| Post-Dominion War Era \|\| ''2375 -'' \|\| 50 + 1d20 \|\| 55 + 1d30 \|\| 55 + 1d40 \|\| 65 + 1d30
	\|}		\|}