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<blockquote data-quote="Nevvur" data-source="post: 7627675" data-attributes="member: 6783882"><p>I'm definitely not athletic these days, but once upon a time!</p><p></p><p>There's technique for sure. Not enough to justify expanding the skills for how I run my games, though. As with most house rules, talk it through with your players to see if it's something they want. By way of example, I have a doctor at my table, and he was indifferent to expanding options for Medicine and other non-magical healing. That is, player familiarity with a subject doesn't mean there's automatic interest in capturing its intricacies with house rules. But it can! So how do your players feel about the idea? Report back!</p><p></p><p>Consider 5e's nebulous splatterart of class balance while you're at it. It isn't inherently imbalancing to add Strength skills, as (im)balance will only emerge as opportunities to use them arise, but in the broadest terms possible, it will lead to more opportunities for non-skill classes to tread on the toes of skill-based classes (even as it shores up other options; luchador bards please!)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nevvur, post: 7627675, member: 6783882"] I'm definitely not athletic these days, but once upon a time! There's technique for sure. Not enough to justify expanding the skills for how I run my games, though. As with most house rules, talk it through with your players to see if it's something they want. By way of example, I have a doctor at my table, and he was indifferent to expanding options for Medicine and other non-magical healing. That is, player familiarity with a subject doesn't mean there's automatic interest in capturing its intricacies with house rules. But it can! So how do your players feel about the idea? Report back! Consider 5e's nebulous splatterart of class balance while you're at it. It isn't inherently imbalancing to add Strength skills, as (im)balance will only emerge as opportunities to use them arise, but in the broadest terms possible, it will lead to more opportunities for non-skill classes to tread on the toes of skill-based classes (even as it shores up other options; luchador bards please!) [/QUOTE]
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