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<blockquote data-quote="ValhallaGH" data-source="post: 3068638" data-attributes="member: 41187">Generally, I find this pretty interesting.&nbsp; I like your progressions, that even untrained increases.&nbsp; You've got intermediate stages between untrained, trained and mastery, allowing for something more flexible than many rankless skill systems while still being simpler than the current system.Airwalkr does raise one point, in that Int is now a much less necessary score.&nbsp; I'm actually okay with this, as I've gotten sick and tired of every 'simple warrior' I build having to have a 16+ intelligence to have the skill points needed to do his job.&nbsp; It will be good to see a warrior with 12, 10 or even 8 intelligence, as appropriate for the character concept.A few quick quick questions.&nbsp; Can you purchase cross-class skills?&nbsp; Is there any increased cost?&nbsp; Is purchasing class skills only beneficial at first level, or every time you start purchasing them?Did you intend for intelligence to only affect skills at first level?&nbsp; If so, I'm curious as to why you made that decision?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ValhallaGH, post: 3068638, member: 41187"] Generally, I find this pretty interesting. I like your progressions, that even untrained increases. You've got intermediate stages between untrained, trained and mastery, allowing for something more flexible than many rankless skill systems while still being simpler than the current system. Airwalkr does raise one point, in that Int is now a much less necessary score. I'm actually okay with this, as I've gotten sick and tired of every 'simple warrior' I build having to have a 16+ intelligence to have the skill points needed to do his job. It will be good to see a warrior with 12, 10 or even 8 intelligence, as appropriate for the character concept. A few quick quick questions. Can you purchase cross-class skills? Is there any increased cost? Is purchasing class skills only beneficial at first level, or every time you start purchasing them? Did you intend for intelligence to only affect skills at first level? If so, I'm curious as to why you made that decision? [/QUOTE]

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