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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Knight Otu" data-source="post: 1695936" data-attributes="member: 192">I'd actually liken it to writing up the musical notation of the song. You're putting down the base recipe that others can use to recreate your song (show, play etc...). Certainly not every performance of "Romeo and Juliet" uses Shakespeare's Perform result. Remember I'm not saying that Perform does not work - I'm just saying that, if it were an important part for my games, I would use Craft. For all practical purposes, Perform works fine, but I simply feel Craft would be the better choice if it happens to be important enough.    Apothecary - Possible. I suspect, however, that the skill is meant to cover the storage and sales aspects as well, making it broader than a typical Craft skill. Brewer - Yep, but see below. Farmer - Nope, Much broader than just creating anything. Lumberjack - Maybe my definition is off, but what does a lumberjack "create"? Felled trees?   My suspicion is that the Profession skills also include crafts where you really cannot make the creation process much faster by being better at the skill. Where a master smith might be able to finish his blade faster than the apprentice, does the same hold true for brewing? Melting down ore? Again, that is just my suspicion, not a general rule.</blockquote>