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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ARandomGod" data-source="post: 2424229" data-attributes="member: 17296">Without a level advancement? No...For some slower advancing games I've had parital advancement actually. Depending on how partial it way, we'd generally divide the skill points and abilities in half or quarters, and grant the abilities incrementally through the level. Of course, this requires that you commit to your next level right away.If you don't want to tell him "rogue", you could just tell him that if he want's to give up is training in (fighter?) and train in this instead, you'll (the NPC) will teach him. Then divide the skill points and abilities up. A sneak attack of d6 can be split into quarters easily. First quarter one extra point (or D2?), second D3, third D4, fourth D6. You can also give him additional skill points (8/4 is two, so two skill points in rogue appropriate skills every 1/4 level. Intelligence bonus skill points only at the end). It can be fun. It makes a LOT more sense than learning things all of a sudden... it is slightly more powerful than the normal method of leveling... but it helps make a low level campaign (or just a slow leveling campaign) more interesting and fun. It also requires a LOT of houseruling each time, as you determing what exactly 1/4 or 1/2 of a particular bonus feat might be...</blockquote>