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<blockquote data-quote="Voadam" data-source="post: 9296147" data-attributes="member: 2209"><p>Thanks for clarifying, I wasn't sure if you were meaning succeed based on how the roleplay turned out persuasive in that specific instance or silver tongued players always auto-succeeding or socially awkward players always auto failing. </p><p></p><p>The auto success scenario seems more likely for silver tongued characters and not social characters in 3e's set DCs and huge variance in skill points mechanical system where a 10th level fighter could easily have a +0 for a 10 charisma and no skill ranks while a bard with no special investment of feats or spells could have a +17 or higher at 10th level for choosing a class social skill as one they take every level (+13 including the extra +3 at first level) and an 18 charisma (+4). So if a DC is 15 the fighter fails three out of four times and the bard autosucceeds. If a DC is 21 the bard succeeds 85% of the time on a 4 or higher while the fighter auto fails.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Voadam, post: 9296147, member: 2209"] Thanks for clarifying, I wasn't sure if you were meaning succeed based on how the roleplay turned out persuasive in that specific instance or silver tongued players always auto-succeeding or socially awkward players always auto failing. The auto success scenario seems more likely for silver tongued characters and not social characters in 3e's set DCs and huge variance in skill points mechanical system where a 10th level fighter could easily have a +0 for a 10 charisma and no skill ranks while a bard with no special investment of feats or spells could have a +17 or higher at 10th level for choosing a class social skill as one they take every level (+13 including the extra +3 at first level) and an 18 charisma (+4). So if a DC is 15 the fighter fails three out of four times and the bard autosucceeds. If a DC is 21 the bard succeeds 85% of the time on a 4 or higher while the fighter auto fails. [/QUOTE]
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