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<blockquote data-quote="ClearlyTough69" data-source="post: 7052800" data-attributes="member: 6864123">I just do the following to make Int less of a dump stat.Intelligence affects skill proficiencies and languages:Intelligence&nbsp; &nbsp; Effect21&nbsp; &nbsp; gain proficiency with a new tool19&nbsp; &nbsp; gain a language17&nbsp; &nbsp; gain proficiency in a new skill15&nbsp; &nbsp; gain proficiency with a new tool13&nbsp; &nbsp; gain a language9 - 12 no change8&nbsp; &nbsp; lose a language (but you have at least one)6&nbsp; &nbsp; unable to write any languages you know4&nbsp; &nbsp; unable to read any languages you know2&nbsp; &nbsp; unable to use or comprehend any languagesCraft and ProfessionYour Intelligence score grants you points that you can spend on proficiency in the crafts or professions of your choice. To become proficient in a craft, spend one point; to become proficient in a profession, spend two points; spend thrice as many points for expertise (double your proficiency bonus).Intelligence&nbsp; &nbsp; Craft and profession points20&nbsp; &nbsp; 18 points18&nbsp; &nbsp; 13 points16&nbsp; &nbsp; 9 points14&nbsp; &nbsp; 6 points12&nbsp; &nbsp; 4 points10&nbsp; &nbsp; 3 points8&nbsp; &nbsp; 2 points6&nbsp; &nbsp; 1 pointCraft skills use Intelligence; Profession skills use Wisdom Eg Slovesa the Wizard has Intelligence 15. She gains a language, proficiency with a tool and has 6 points she can spend on crafts and professions. She opts to be an expert spy (4 pts), a carpenter and a wheelwright (1 pt each).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ClearlyTough69, post: 7052800, member: 6864123"] I just do the following to make Int less of a dump stat. Intelligence affects skill proficiencies and languages: Intelligence Effect 21 gain proficiency with a new tool 19 gain a language 17 gain proficiency in a new skill 15 gain proficiency with a new tool 13 gain a language 9 - 12 no change 8 lose a language (but you have at least one) 6 unable to write any languages you know 4 unable to read any languages you know 2 unable to use or comprehend any languages Craft and Profession Your Intelligence score grants you points that you can spend on proficiency in the crafts or professions of your choice. To become proficient in a craft, spend one point; to become proficient in a profession, spend two points; spend thrice as many points for expertise (double your proficiency bonus). Intelligence Craft and profession points 20 18 points 18 13 points 16 9 points 14 6 points 12 4 points 10 3 points 8 2 points 6 1 point Craft skills use Intelligence; Profession skills use Wisdom Eg Slovesa the Wizard has Intelligence 15. She gains a language, proficiency with a tool and has 6 points she can spend on crafts and professions. She opts to be an expert spy (4 pts), a carpenter and a wheelwright (1 pt each). [/QUOTE]

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