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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Asmor" data-source="post: 4218198" data-attributes="member: 1154">So I'm trying to come up with a list of ways for a skill to be forbidden. Here's what I've got so far, only one of each and I'm missing dungeoneering and and endurance:Acrobatics: A surface the PCs may want to attempt to scale/climb/balance on is too fragile, and applying any weight to it only worsens the situation.Arcana: Some arcane paraphenlia has been placed as a red herring, possibly by someone with reason to fear wizards.Athletics: Something the PCs may want to move/push is simply impossible.Bluff: The PCs are unaware that the person they're dealing with already knows about them and why they're here; should they attempt to lie, he'll know it.Diplomacy: Someone the PCs must deal with is absolutely dead-set against helping them in any way.Dungeoneering: Endurance: Heal: What appears to be a relatively simple medical issue (such as a cold) is actually significantly worse and any attempt at treating the symptoms only exacerbates the underlyind affliction.History: The current situation is remarkably similar to a famous historic situation. It is purely coincidence, though, and any knowledge of the historic situation is entirely unapplicable.Insight: Someone the PCs must deal with is a master of manipulating others, and is subtly bluffing them. Any attempt to glean insight from him will only cause them to play into his hands.Intimidate: Someone the PCs must deal with will under no circumstances allow himself to be bullied.Nature: Something which appears natural is not, and behaves strangely and counterintuitively.Perception: The PCs are being observed, and if they appear to be prying too much will be shooed off.Religion: Some religious paraphenelia has been placed as a red herring, possibly by someone with reason to fear religious folk.Stealth: The PCs are being observed so well that any attempt at stealth would be immediately foiled.Streetwise: The PCs are in a situation where "street smarts" are simply unapplicable, such as in a noble court or in a wildly-different culture.Thievery: Something the PCs might want to steal or manipulate is being too well-observed or protected for it to have any hope of success.</blockquote>

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