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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kerrick" data-source="post: 4121597" data-attributes="member: 4722">I like that a lot. I was going to do five steps for written language, but I thought it might be too many (I tend to overcomplicate things), so I scaled it back to three. I also wanted to do some sort of "related languages" thing (again, I was thinking more for written than spoken, since a lot of languages use the same alphabet).Yeah, but like you said, I don't often see people spending skill ranks for languages either. Giving them "free" ranks lets them learn a few languages without worrying about wasting skill points too. Our group uses languages a fair bit, but even then we don't often spend skill points to learn new ones.Your Good With Languages feat sounds a lot like <a href="http://www.d20srd.org/srd/epic/feats.htm#polyglot" target="_blank">Polyglot</a> from the ELH, which I was going to add to my post but forgot. It would read something like this:Polyglot (General)Prerequisites: Int 13Benefit: You gain 3 skill points, which can be used to buy levels in one or more written or spoken languages. You can't spend more than 1 skill point per written or spoken language (though you can spend one to learn or increase your fluency in the written and spoken forms of the same language).You can choose this feat multiple times; each time, you gain another 3 skill points.Do you mind if I borrow from your rules to incorporate into mine? Once I get it finalized, I want to post it up on our wiki (see my sig).</blockquote>

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