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<blockquote data-quote="HolyMan" data-source="post: 4956528" data-attributes="member: 84167">Your right Dw i did open a can of worms &nbsp;And ML is right it would be RPing his new stat gain for a 4th lvl character&nbsp;You may do anything you wish with your characetrs they are yours somethings will get RP in post some will have to be done like so: &nbsp;&quot;In the four weeks Aidan spent at Harkon Manor he did not sit idley by, encountering a large library he spent his time reading histories, journals, and even studing a few books of arcane lore.&quot; &nbsp;You could then say when you level up as a caster you could justifie some of the skills you take but I won't make you beholden to that remeber you don't need to work on everything for the next level now you could be preping for two or even three levels ahead. Aidan could read now and two levels later &quot;remember&quot; what it was on.&nbsp;And a note on weight ghostcat you are using this mainly as flavor as there are no D&amp;D overweight rules that I know of.&nbsp;HM</blockquote>

[QUOTE="HolyMan, post: 4956528, member: 84167"] Your right Dw i did open a can of worms And ML is right it would be RPing his new stat gain for a 4th lvl character You may do anything you wish with your characetrs they are yours somethings will get RP in post some will have to be done like so: "In the four weeks Aidan spent at Harkon Manor he did not sit idley by, encountering a large library he spent his time reading histories, journals, and even studing a few books of arcane lore." You could then say when you level up as a caster you could justifie some of the skills you take but I won't make you beholden to that remeber you don't need to work on everything for the next level now you could be preping for two or even three levels ahead. Aidan could read now and two levels later "remember" what it was on. And a note on weight ghostcat you are using this mainly as flavor as there are no D&D overweight rules that I know of. HM [/QUOTE]

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