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<blockquote data-quote="Aaron L" data-source="post: 2771256" data-attributes="member: 926">Actuallt, its something like DC 1 auto success, no effort requiredDC 5 really easyDC 10 Requires effort, 50% chance of doing it with no training, but simple with sufficient trainingDC 15 Getting hard, you better have some training and natural skill if you want to do this rightDC 20 Hard.&nbsp; requires skill and luck to reliable accomplishDC 25 real hardDC 30+ real real hard, etcBut consider that a 1st level commoner can achieve a +9 on his main skill check with ease.&nbsp; So that makes a DC 10 an auto success for him.&nbsp; A 10th level commoner (yes, they are out there, the wise old men of the village) will have a +19 in his main skill (13 ranks, +3 from ability bonus, +3 from skill focus) so you can gauge things that way.&nbsp; A 15th level adventurer&nbsp; can have a +23 in a class skill tied to a class important ability easily.&nbsp; &nbsp; DCs are all listed under the skills.&nbsp; In the DMG somewhere there is a chart with relative universal DC examples, I think.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Aaron L, post: 2771256, member: 926"] Actuallt, its something like DC 1 auto success, no effort required DC 5 really easy DC 10 Requires effort, 50% chance of doing it with no training, but simple with sufficient training DC 15 Getting hard, you better have some training and natural skill if you want to do this right DC 20 Hard. requires skill and luck to reliable accomplish DC 25 real hard DC 30+ real real hard, etc But consider that a 1st level commoner can achieve a +9 on his main skill check with ease. So that makes a DC 10 an auto success for him. A 10th level commoner (yes, they are out there, the wise old men of the village) will have a +19 in his main skill (13 ranks, +3 from ability bonus, +3 from skill focus) so you can gauge things that way. A 15th level adventurer can have a +23 in a class skill tied to a class important ability easily. DCs are all listed under the skills. In the DMG somewhere there is a chart with relative universal DC examples, I think. [/QUOTE]

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