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Message: <blockquote data-quote="skippy_the_witch" data-source="post: 1549948" data-attributes="member: 18980">I have no problem with a fighter becoming an assassin or other sneakier prestige classes.  Or any other base character class qualifying for a prestige class skill requirements through the use of these Training Feats.  The prestige classes that are meant to be more specialized versions of a base class usually have some class ability requirement that our hypothetical fighter wouldn't be able to meet (i.e. ability to cast spells, evasion, etc).Second, I do like your idea about limiting the availability of Training Feats, and had already planned to do so in my campaign.  At first level, a character can only take ONE Training Feat, even if they would also be allowed additional bonus feats.  BUT, I will also allow players to later acquire Training Feats, but they must first find a teacher, have a bonus or newly aquired feat slot, and be out of play or role play the training for at least 2 months (and probably more) of "boot camp".  Since my game is a technomagic semi post apocalyptic campaign with one civilized "empire" (called the Federation), I am allowing modern style training (including university classes and modern military training).  For example, this means that Federation characters can consider any Knowledge skill as a class skill, because they can go to the University and audit a class or two (plus they also have access to Federation Ether Net).I think giving the training bonus makes the feat too powerful, but like the second idea, about the skill being considered a class skill even for multi-classing and prestige classes.thanks for all the input, this is really helping to focus this idea into something that I will definitely be introducing into my Cursed Earth Campaign.skippy</blockquote>

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