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<blockquote data-quote="JollyDoc" data-source="post: 3391345" data-attributes="member: 9546"><p>We've never really been sticklers about the training rule in our game.&nbsp; We assume that if you are adventuring and doing enough to gain xp, you are training on the job, within reason.&nbsp; Thrisp taking Shadow Adept, for instance.&nbsp; It was assumed he'd been on that path since the beginning, so when the time came for him to level, it was not an issue.&nbsp; The same with Sepoto and the Eye of Savras (Ruby Knight Vindicator) prestige class.&nbsp; Marius is strictly warmage, while Anwar is now strictly bard after having taken one level in Marshal while still in Tashluta.&nbsp; Samson is all dragon shaman.&nbsp; In his backstory, this is part of his cultur and heritage, so he is constantly learning deeper mysteries of this legacy.&nbsp; Basil began the master specialist prestige class in Tashluta as well.&nbsp; It's assumed he brought books with him to study the class more deeply.&nbsp; When Thrisp and Anwar wanted to learn Maztican, they spent time with villagers.&nbsp; As long as things are reasonable, I don't mind.&nbsp; If some classs, skill or feat were totally unavailable, considering their surroundings, that would be different.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="JollyDoc, post: 3391345, member: 9546"] We've never really been sticklers about the training rule in our game. We assume that if you are adventuring and doing enough to gain xp, you are training on the job, within reason. Thrisp taking Shadow Adept, for instance. It was assumed he'd been on that path since the beginning, so when the time came for him to level, it was not an issue. The same with Sepoto and the Eye of Savras (Ruby Knight Vindicator) prestige class. Marius is strictly warmage, while Anwar is now strictly bard after having taken one level in Marshal while still in Tashluta. Samson is all dragon shaman. In his backstory, this is part of his cultur and heritage, so he is constantly learning deeper mysteries of this legacy. Basil began the master specialist prestige class in Tashluta as well. It's assumed he brought books with him to study the class more deeply. When Thrisp and Anwar wanted to learn Maztican, they spent time with villagers. As long as things are reasonable, I don't mind. If some classs, skill or feat were totally unavailable, considering their surroundings, that would be different. [/QUOTE]

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