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Message: <blockquote data-quote="dkilgo" data-source="post: 557111" data-attributes="member: 8967">Now I do agree and understand what you have said here.  And, BRAVO, for such a well phrased forum reply.Now to what I have to say.I would like to say that, for one, there would definitly have to be exceptions to what skills characters of certain classes wouls have access to.  Since we have been using a fighter for so many examples, I will continue with one.  I would not allow a fighter to choose certain skills that would draw him closer to the class of wizard, sorcerer, druid, ranger, rogue, bard, or even a paladin.  There would definitly have to be limits set as to what skills would be available.  I was not trying to imply that all skills would be accessable to that fighter just because I would like to be able to choose class skills at character creation.  If that is the way that it sounded then I appologize.  That was not my intent.More or less this would have to be a DM call upon character creation.  Since, in my view, a DM should be present at every character creation he should have full knowledge of what type of character the player is drawing up.  At that point they could work on a back story, and assign appropriate class skills to the character in question.  The DM would have to make the limitations on what skills could and could not be switched.I am currently attempting to write this system up to implement into a few of my games so that I could play test the idea.  Once I come to a descision as to whether they work, or not, I will be posting the results in the House Rules forum, ASAP.Thank you for your time, and have a happy New Year.</blockquote>

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