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<blockquote data-quote="Graf" data-source="post: 3923453" data-attributes="member: 3087">Only,Great answers! I don't want to push forward too much further until I see what the other characters bring to the table.Kung-fu requires explanation. People are welcome to take it if they want provided it fits with their character background.There's nothing wrong with Brawl as a skill. Growing up in crappy neighborhoods means fights. Being in prison means fights. You can get a lot of fighting experience without looking for trouble.(Not that I personally have any idea about it, but it's the world of darkness, so things can be pretty tough).Two in a skill represents general facility in the area. For example (Just cause I was thinking about it): Skyler's Medicine of 2 doesn't mean he's tried to become a doctor. It just means that he's got some experience with healing up (himself and others) and maybe some experience with something else. If push came to shove could he try to stich up a wound? Sure.Would it be a nasty mess? Oh yeah. But he'd be marginally better at it than someone who's never Firearms 1) probably require some sort of training (unless you just want to have 1 dot) and/or a lot of practice shooting guns (growing up on a grazing farm out in the wilderness where they have wolves or in a hunting family) 2) you almost certainly won't have guns at the start of the game (though you'll probably be able to get them with some time and the proper connections)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Graf, post: 3923453, member: 3087"] Only, Great answers! I don't want to push forward too much further until I see what the other characters bring to the table. Kung-fu requires explanation. People are welcome to take it if they want provided it fits with their character background. There's nothing wrong with Brawl as a skill. Growing up in crappy neighborhoods means fights. Being in prison means fights. You can get a lot of fighting experience without looking for trouble. (Not that I personally have any idea about it, but it's the world of darkness, so things can be pretty tough). Two in a skill represents general facility in the area. For example (Just cause I was thinking about it): Skyler's Medicine of 2 doesn't mean he's tried to become a doctor. It just means that he's got some experience with healing up (himself and others) and maybe some experience with something else. If push came to shove could he try to stich up a wound? Sure. Would it be a nasty mess? Oh yeah. But he'd be marginally better at it than someone who's never Firearms 1) probably require some sort of training (unless you just want to have 1 dot) and/or a lot of practice shooting guns (growing up on a grazing farm out in the wilderness where they have wolves or in a hunting family) 2) you almost certainly won't have guns at the start of the game (though you'll probably be able to get them with some time and the proper connections) [/QUOTE]

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