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<blockquote data-quote="harmyn" data-source="post: 2739949" data-attributes="member: 13511">Don't think your quite catching my meaning. The DC's aren't set up under a uniform system. What is an easy difficulty under one skill is considerably harder under another. Don't have my book in front of me at the moment to quote exact #'s. Each skill lists its own set of difficulties/target numbers, and to say just gloss over it and go off your gut is what many have slammed as a bad thing in the older editions of the rules. And your example would simply be this: Healing, Moderate Difficulty. And that's it. And to use WEG's again as an example, the DM/GM is now free to say that your minor wound requires only an Easy roll to fix, or it might be that you took enough damage you should be dead but the Healer PC wants to revive you so you can be assisted in limping to safety. That would require a Heroic roll. Sliding scale, standard targets, same difficulties for all.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="harmyn, post: 2739949, member: 13511"] Don't think your quite catching my meaning. The DC's aren't set up under a uniform system. What is an easy difficulty under one skill is considerably harder under another. Don't have my book in front of me at the moment to quote exact #'s. Each skill lists its own set of difficulties/target numbers, and to say just gloss over it and go off your gut is what many have slammed as a bad thing in the older editions of the rules. And your example would simply be this: Healing, Moderate Difficulty. And that's it. And to use WEG's again as an example, the DM/GM is now free to say that your minor wound requires only an Easy roll to fix, or it might be that you took enough damage you should be dead but the Healer PC wants to revive you so you can be assisted in limping to safety. That would require a Heroic roll. Sliding scale, standard targets, same difficulties for all. [/QUOTE]

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