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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dark Jezter" data-source="post: 1064989" data-attributes="member: 1015">Tinkering to build stuff is more than just a single skill, it requires a lot of skills and feats.  For example, I'm designing an NPC for my Warcraft campaign.  His name is Gazlowe, and he's a 10th-level goblin tinker.  He is the chief engineer of the orc capital or Orgrimmar, and has been put in charge of everything from digging wells to designing defenses.His skills are Appraise, Craft (Alchemy), Craft (Technological Device), Disable Device, Knowledge (Architecture and Engineering), Listen, Open Lock, Search, Use Magic Device, and Use Technological Device.His feats are Build Small Devices, Build Teamwork, Build Vehicles, Delay Malfunction, Emergency Repair, Leadership, and Vehicle Proficency (Flying Vehicles).Being a Tinker in the world of Warcraft is a full-time job, it's not something that other classes do in their spare time.Many of the auras from Warcraft III are now feats in the RPG, including the Paladin's Devotion aura.In the RPG, you must first take the Leadership feat, and then take the Devoted Leadership feat (which is the Warcraft RPG name for Devotion Aura).  With the Devoted Leadership feat, your followers all gain a +2 morale bonus to AC and a +1 morale bonus to all saving throws.There are other feats which mimic auras like the Tauren Chieftain's Endurance Aura, the Archmage's Brilliance Aura, and the Priestess of the Moon's True Shot Aura as well.  All such feats require the Leadership feat first.</blockquote>

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