Scaling

During the creation process I was forced to alter the Standard scale to make it more balanced. Historically, some firearms were specifically designed to be anti-vehicle in purpose. The .50 BMG round is a common round that is basically a scaled up .30-06 Springfield round. And for this reason some ammunition does a higher scale of damage.

Adjusted Scale

Scale =>	Character	Speeder	Walker	Starfighter	Capital	Death Star
Character	1/1	1/3	1/9	1/27	1/81	1/792
Speeder	3/1	1/1	1/3	1/9	1/27	1/243
Walker	9/1	3/1	1/1	1/3	1/9	1/81
Starfighter	27/1	9/1	3/1	1/1	1/3	1/27
Capital	81/1	27/1	9/1	3/1	1/1	1/9
Death Star	792/1	81/1	27/1	9/1	3/1	1/1

Scale =>	Character	Speeder	Walker	Starfighter	Capital	Death Star
Character	100%	33%	11%	3.7%	1.23%	0.126%
Speeder	300%	100%	33%	11%	3.7%	0.411%
Walker	900%	300%	100%	33%	11%	1.23%
Starfighter	2,700%	900%	300%	100%	33%	3.7%
Capital	8,100%	2,700%	900%	300%	100%	11%
Death Star	79,200%	8.100%	2,700%	900%	300%	100%

Examples:

• Shooting at Higher Scale: If someone is shooting a .308 Winchester Rifle, 6D character scale damage, at a speeder scale object, the damage is at 33% or 1/3 (one third), which will do 2D damage (6D / 3 = 2D final).
• Shooting at Lower Scale: If someone is shooting a 12.7x108mm rifle, 7D speeder scale damage, at a character scale object, the damage is at 300% or 3/1 (three times), which will do 23D damage (7D x 3 = 21D final).
• Multiple Scale Difference: When shooting at a target that is multiple scales in difference please adjust the damage up or down accordingly.
• Attacking Lager and Smaller Scales: I strongly encourage GM's to impose a to hit penalty when shooting at smaller scale targets and a to hit bonus when shooting at larger scale targets.

-thedemonapostle