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Message: <blockquote data-quote="adwyn" data-source="post: 2668950" data-attributes="member: 14083">IRL I am an employer in a field roughly modeled on an apprentice/master level with minimal formal training and a lot of on the job experience. By and large I don't care whether its skill or inate ability that gets the job done as long as they can do it. I have seen people who can walk in the door and through personal ability and devotion quickly achieve the same mastery as those who have years of experience and little else. But here's the caveat, when the stuff hits the fan it's the experience that counts. With no fumble system its hard to represent this, but a base skill level to enter a prestige class might. Anyone can have a good day (die roll) and pass the test for mastery, but a true master can do it every day and twice on Sunday.</blockquote>