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Message: <blockquote data-quote="BryonD" data-source="post: 3072515" data-attributes="member: 957">Being actively skilled in something is not the same as having an advantage in that area.It seems completely reaonable to me that the kensai as a class would have no more reason to focus their attention on being good at "gather information" than a fighter would.  However, their natural force of personality makes them a bit better at getting the information they want then their fighter buddy is.  But the bard is even better through lots of practice, even though he lacks the kansai's steely gaze (or whatever fluff you apply to it).I'm not saying it would bring a game tumbling down to change this.But class skills indicate a tendency to focus on improving a giving action through practice.  It is perfectly sensible that a class could gain a natural advantage in a skill that this class would still not tend to spend time practicing.</blockquote>