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<blockquote data-quote="UngeheuerLich" data-source="post: 7601289" data-attributes="member: 59057">I already thought about 3 levels of proficiency.0.512Half, full, double prof bonus. Also possible would be 1.5 times prof bonus.You get skillpoints and can spend them. You get two skillpoints per proficiency. You get 0.5 proficiency bonus on a skill per skillpoint spent.Normal characters have 8 skillpoints.You can only use 2 skillpoints to increase skills above 2 skillpoints.If you have expertise, you get 2 skillpoints per expertise and may spend them as you like.If you get a skill like bard's jack of all traits you get all skillpoints back from skills with only 1 skill point. If you want to increase such a skill you have to spend 2 skillpoints to get 1 times prof bonus.Sounds complicated but it allows you to gain abit more granulary and depth.Other proficiencies work equally, a single skillpoint in a language only allows you to understand and speak them.3 points in a single language makes you sound like a native speaker and allows for common dialects. 4 Points also gives you knowledge about dialects and gives knowledge about everything a native speaker usually knows.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="UngeheuerLich, post: 7601289, member: 59057"] I already thought about 3 levels of proficiency. 0.5 1 2 Half, full, double prof bonus. Also possible would be 1.5 times prof bonus. You get skillpoints and can spend them. You get two skillpoints per proficiency. You get 0.5 proficiency bonus on a skill per skillpoint spent. Normal characters have 8 skillpoints. You can only use 2 skillpoints to increase skills above 2 skillpoints. If you have expertise, you get 2 skillpoints per expertise and may spend them as you like. If you get a skill like bard's jack of all traits you get all skillpoints back from skills with only 1 skill point. If you want to increase such a skill you have to spend 2 skillpoints to get 1 times prof bonus. Sounds complicated but it allows you to gain abit more granulary and depth. Other proficiencies work equally, a single skillpoint in a language only allows you to understand and speak them. 3 points in a single language makes you sound like a native speaker and allows for common dialects. 4 Points also gives you knowledge about dialects and gives knowledge about everything a native speaker usually knows. [/QUOTE]

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