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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cadfan" data-source="post: 4924270" data-attributes="member: 40961">I wouldn't have allowed it.  I would have allowed the character with the most experience with disguises to help the others and give them a bonus on their check, though.  I find that a bit more... aesthetically pleasing than just letting the disguiser roll his own skill in place of his ally. I'd like Alter Ego if it read something like, Alter Ego, Cadfan's VersionWith a little makeup and a bit of misdirection, you can be anyone. Level: 8Time: 1 hourDuration: 24 hours  Component Cost: 50 gpMarket Price: 275 gpKey Skill: Bluff  You can create cosmetic alterations to your appearance or to the appearance of a willing ally, and can train yourself or coach others to mimic even the slightest idiosyncratic traits of the target of your impersonation.Make a Bluff check and divide the result by four, rounding down.  The subject of your ministrations receives the result as a bonus on Bluff checks to disguise themselves using the disguise you create with this practice.  You may use this practice on yourself. There.  Now it doesn't add new rules or neuter any standard skill uses.  It functions like Aid Another, except that you can break the usual +2 that you get from Aid Another, possibly surpassing it by a significant amount, and you can essentially use Aid Another on yourself by means of this practice.  It adds something genuinely new, and doesn't function as a stealth errata of the existing (admittedly very short and vague) disguise rules.</blockquote>

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