D&D like modular

[Warlord Yargol]

Hey guys, i been playing HS for a very long time along with D&D. I'm currently working on making a modular that combines the two, everything combat wise (not like minor scruffs) like the main encounter or dungeon etc is used using HS, while everything else is played like D&D.

So far i only have gotten to the Character Creation, everything from spells and equipment are being hammered out. The LVLing scale and gold, is borrowed from Adventurescape, Their system is very close to what i wanted and wanted to give them credit. Please give me feedback.

Character Creation

Before everyone starts creating a character some things should be known. Special ability’s such as Sword of Reckoning etc, should be considered Magic Weapons. Other things needed for players during creation

1. Everyone receives 150 points
2. Only unique Heroes are available
3. Only small, and medium Heroes
4. Cannot be a dragon/giant
5. Range is to be kept at 1 (explained later)
6) Several dice including d20, 12, 10, 8, 6, 4, & 3

When looking over the Character Sheet, depending on how you go about, you can choose three options. First option, copy down all regular stats and specials in appropriate places (attack value in attack value etc) expect range. Second option, rearrange your ability score (8HP reduce to 1, and put those somewhere else). Last option you could take 1d6 and roll for your ability score expect range.
Other parts include copying down your special abilities, besides those mention above, and proficiencies/buying ability score.

Upgrading your score and proficiency
After copying score, you have 150 points to buy ability score, to know how much a score coast you times the current number by 10 plus 10
2HP = 30 P
3HP = 40 P
Each player also receives 10 Pro Points to be put anywhere they want to, these proficiency determines all aspects of the adventure. Magic determines how many spells you can have, and how much extra MP you have. Melee and Range determine what kind of Weapons your character can handle, and with all your wisdom can get a extra ability with the weapon when high enough points are put into it.
The Melee, Range, and Magic proficiencies are used in different ways. Melee determines how well you do with weapons such as swords, and if you could get a bonus with certain weapons. Range is much the same as Melee, weapons have their own range value and certain weapons such daggers can be thrown.
Magic determines how many spells you can hold, adds to your MP Pool, and can give you extra advantage. Though all base range is set to 1, mages spells have an aura range, meaning when holding a certain item like a staff they have a range determined by their proficiency in magic.


Starting Gold
After creating a character, each player rolls a 20-sided die to see how much gold they start with:
1-5: 50 GP
6-8: 60 GP
9-11: 70 GP
12-14: 80 GP
15-17: 90 GP
18-20: 100 GP

Leveling

Getting Experience and Gold
Each time the players defeat an enemy, they gain some experience (XP) and gold (GP). The XP and GP gained from slaying an enemy equals the enemy’s point value divided by the number of figures on the enemy card and then divided by the number of players, then rounded to the nearest 5 or 10 (round up).

For example: If there were 3 players and they destroyed Ne-Gok-Sa, each player would receive: 90 / 3 = 30 XP and 30 GP. If the 3 players destroyed 3 Marro Warriors and Ne-Gok-Sa, each player would receive: (90 + 50 * 3 / 4) / 3 = 42.5 = 45 XP and 45 GP.

Players receive XP and GP at the end of an encounter and at the end of a room in a dungeon. Players also level up at these times too.

Leveling Scale
Players start out at level 0 and may level up to level 10. Players need the following amounts of XP to reach each level:
Lv. 0: Novice (each character starts at level 0)
Lv. 1: 100 XP
Lv. 2-3: 200 XP
Lv. 4-6: 300 XP
Lv. 7-10: 400 XP
Extra XP is carried over for the next level. For example, a player has 90 XP. After killing an enemy, gets 30 XP for a total of 120. He spends 100 XP to go to level 2 and has 20 XP left over.