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<blockquote data-quote="Garmorn" data-source="post: 949977" data-attributes="member: 430">I going to assume you were responding to me.No, but it is only partialy related to IQ.&nbsp; I have to good example in my life by simply comparing two of my sisters.&nbsp; One was a lot smarter then the other. If you gave both of the a problem to solve that involed something the both know and the smarter one will not only solve faster but see more beyond the problem.&nbsp; On the other hand, present new material for them to learn and the other sister will learn it not only faster but much more completly then the smarter one.This is ability to learn new material is closer to what D&amp;D Int represents then pure IQ.&nbsp; Look at what it is tied to.&nbsp; Skill wise, most are skills where study and learning ability means more then other abilitys do. Skills points are used to learn things not do them.&nbsp; For wizards Int helps learn more spells and how to handle magic (bonus spells from Int).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Garmorn, post: 949977, member: 430"] I going to assume you were responding to me. No, but it is only partialy related to IQ. I have to good example in my life by simply comparing two of my sisters. One was a lot smarter then the other. If you gave both of the a problem to solve that involed something the both know and the smarter one will not only solve faster but see more beyond the problem. On the other hand, present new material for them to learn and the other sister will learn it not only faster but much more completly then the smarter one. This is ability to learn new material is closer to what D&D Int represents then pure IQ. Look at what it is tied to. Skill wise, most are skills where study and learning ability means more then other abilitys do. Skills points are used to learn things not do them. For wizards Int helps learn more spells and how to handle magic (bonus spells from Int). [/QUOTE]

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