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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Razjah" data-source="post: 6087804" data-attributes="member: 98806">The Mouse Guard Skill list:-Administrator-Apiarist-Archivist-Armorer-Baker-Boatcrafter-Brewer-Carpenter-Cartographer-Cook-Deceiver-Fighter-Glazier-Haggler-Harvester-Healer-Hunter-Insectrist-Instructor-Laborer-Loremouse-Militarist-Miler-Orator-Pathfinder-Persuader-Potter-Scientist-Scout-Smith-Stonemason-Survivalist-Weather Watcher-Weaver-Wises (knowledge skills)The basis for getting skills in character creation for Mouse Guard is a series of questions. What are you naturally talented at, what did your parents do, how do you convince people that your are right or do what you need, with whom did you apprentice, what did your mentor stress in training, what experience do you have in the Guard, what is your specialty, what are you particularly knowledgeable about? Each question has a tailored list. Maxing skills is less important than being well rounded because you can get help from your party and use FoRKs (Field of Related Knowledge) to boost your roll. Mouse Guard uses a die pool, but the list would work pretty well. Also, you could trim a lost of the craftsman skills into a single group. Craftsman (smith) works and keeps the list short. As for Wises, they are generally X-wise. In Mouse guard you can have duck-wise, hidey hole-wise, escort-wise, and lots of things someone can be knowledgeable about. For an adventuring game- cavern-wise, underground-wise, orc-wise, ritual-wise, religion-wise, etc. This list gives good adventuring skills and plenty of ways to help people in towns. Boatcrafting allows mice to turn some leaves into a boat to cross a stream )(serious problem when you are mouse sized). It works with making rafts in adventuring (see any show like Man vs Wild). </blockquote>

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