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<blockquote data-quote="Tyrant" data-source="post: 541156" data-attributes="member: 8916">Skills in a Christian RPG&nbsp;Paganism is EASY compared to getting the other part done.Now, on to a related topic. Skills in a Christian RPG. Someone earlier mentioned that some skills should be done away with. What skills are those? Does pick pockets (perhaps renamed legerdemain) or forgery have a place in the monotheistic worshipper's playbook? Certainly forgery COULD be used for &quot;good&quot;, if for example the characters used them to infiltrate a secret club engaged in some horrible evil practice.&nbsp; Nonetheless forgery is typically an illegal act (though at the moment I cant think of anything particular prohibiting it) Many skills are viable in my mind unless you encourage their use in a way that skirts the religions moral system (ie using forgery to get out of something you justly owe someone, like a mortgage)What skills in particular should be added to the skillset? Lets assume we're going to add a more advanced version of reading/writing languages than D&amp;D uses. Something that requires skill points to indicate proficiency. What other skills do we need?Eric</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tyrant, post: 541156, member: 8916"] [b]Skills in a Christian RPG[/b] Paganism is EASY compared to getting the other part done. Now, on to a related topic. Skills in a Christian RPG. Someone earlier mentioned that some skills should be done away with. What skills are those? Does pick pockets (perhaps renamed legerdemain) or forgery have a place in the monotheistic worshipper's playbook? Certainly forgery COULD be used for "good", if for example the characters used them to infiltrate a secret club engaged in some horrible evil practice. Nonetheless forgery is typically an illegal act (though at the moment I cant think of anything particular prohibiting it) Many skills are viable in my mind unless you encourage their use in a way that skirts the religions moral system (ie using forgery to get out of something you justly owe someone, like a mortgage) What skills in particular should be added to the skillset? Lets assume we're going to add a more advanced version of reading/writing languages than D&D uses. Something that requires skill points to indicate proficiency. What other skills do we need? Eric [/QUOTE]

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