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<blockquote data-quote="Turtlejay" data-source="post: 5094638" data-attributes="member: 70267">Do you want them to get over this hump and leave it behind?&nbsp; From what I remember of the Drizzt novels (15 or so years ago?) it wasn't just a one and done with the racism.&nbsp; It was kind of a theme.&nbsp; Wouldn't you rather mine these interactions for plot and tension?&nbsp;If you do insist on a Skill Challenge, the three big social skills could work (Diplomacy, Bluff, Intimidate) as well as maybe Knowledge skills for a secondary (History, Nature, Religion).&nbsp; Unfortunately, this leaves a lot of melee characters out.&nbsp; What can Endurance bring to the party?&nbsp; Stealth?&nbsp; I made this mistake early on by having a skill challenge that only involved about half of the party.&nbsp; I ended up cutting it off and fast forwarding the results because the other players just had to sit and listen.&nbsp; If you can't find a way to make diverse skills apply, then maybe this is not a good situation for the challenge.&nbsp;Jay</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Turtlejay, post: 5094638, member: 70267"] Do you want them to get over this hump and leave it behind? From what I remember of the Drizzt novels (15 or so years ago?) it wasn't just a one and done with the racism. It was kind of a theme. Wouldn't you rather mine these interactions for plot and tension? If you do insist on a Skill Challenge, the three big social skills could work (Diplomacy, Bluff, Intimidate) as well as maybe Knowledge skills for a secondary (History, Nature, Religion). Unfortunately, this leaves a lot of melee characters out. What can Endurance bring to the party? Stealth? I made this mistake early on by having a skill challenge that only involved about half of the party. I ended up cutting it off and fast forwarding the results because the other players just had to sit and listen. If you can't find a way to make diverse skills apply, then maybe this is not a good situation for the challenge. Jay [/QUOTE]

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