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Well, back after more than 2 years away I have a question for my fellow GMs.

How I can convert the demons found in both Hades and Dyval books into RCCs?

I have recently brought the two books and was thrilling to see all that demons and the ideias for campaign that one could use but I stumble on one thing: The stats for skills and such were in most part missing.

With the exception of the gargoyles that have the name of the skills followed by a bonus (so that you can dicern first level characters) you have not the same with the remained demons on the books and so I am at a loss.

I am not being able to find out a solution to the problem and thus I wish to know if anyone have find a solution to, for example, create a Incubus RCC

Please ignore this one people. I have created it twice thanks to an error from my PC. Please admins delete or close that one ok

RCC's are racially restricted/restrictive classes, as per the words of the acronym.

Because PB mis-labels Races as RCC's, "If there are no Class Stats, then what is listed is a Race, not a RCC." This means that type of demon picks an OCC. Most would have the unskilled OCC like vagabond.
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So your question would be, "How do I make RCC's For the races/classes of demons in the Hades and Dyval RDB's?"

Simple answer: use the Gargoyle racial skills for the common demons.

more complex answer: most classes have an average of about 18 skills with 2/5ths OCC skills, 2/5ths OCC related skills, and 1/5th secondary skills.

So if I follow what you are saying I should create a RCC using the formula you described.

Ok I can do that but there is the problem of applying bonuses to the skills that are innerent to the RCC, like +10% or +5% in a given skill if the demon is a balrog or Shedim and etc.

Not a criticism just that I am still puzzled by the way PB determine such things and so I am uncertain how to procced

Nightmaster wrote:Not a criticism just that I am still puzzled by the way PB determine such things and so I am uncertain how to procced

You are not the only one confused about the irrational way PB does things.