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<blockquote data-quote="Psychic Warrior" data-source="post: 2096871" data-attributes="member: 17733">Spot.&nbsp; It the one skill I see nearly every PC take even if it is cross class.Hogwash.&nbsp; I'm not trying to limit the flexibility of the game but just seeing that if someone if really good at disabling devices or mountain climbing then that person will naturally be really good with locking mechanisms or using rope (show me one mountain climber who doesn't use rope?!).&nbsp;&nbsp; I like PCs having lots of skills and to not be afraid to burn a few skill points on cross class skills.&nbsp; Narrowing the list (to the limited extent I have done - I'm no where near the level drothgery has done) and bumoing up the points is a nice simple way to get the players to expand their characters a bit and take skils they might not ever get (like the Sneaking wizard with a +12 to sneak now!&nbsp; Could never have gotten that with that skill split as Hide/Move Silently)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Psychic Warrior, post: 2096871, member: 17733"] Spot. It the one skill I see nearly every PC take even if it is cross class. Hogwash. I'm not trying to limit the flexibility of the game but just seeing that if someone if really good at disabling devices or mountain climbing then that person will naturally be really good with locking mechanisms or using rope (show me one mountain climber who doesn't use rope?!). I like PCs having lots of skills and to not be afraid to burn a few skill points on cross class skills. Narrowing the list (to the limited extent I have done - I'm no where near the level drothgery has done) and bumoing up the points is a nice simple way to get the players to expand their characters a bit and take skils they might not ever get (like the Sneaking wizard with a +12 to sneak now! Could never have gotten that with that skill split as Hide/Move Silently) [/QUOTE]

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