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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Furn_Darkside" data-source="post: 178468" data-attributes="member: 210">In the middle of the game, if I don't have the DC noted, then I will make up a DC instead of stopping to look up the official one. It saves game flow. Well, what is your motivation here?1) Your players specialized and can perform a couple skills too well and are ruining your adventures.or2) The DC's are so low for the players that they are bored because they always succede.If it is #1, then you need to make your npc's more intelligently.If a thieves in a world are easily robbing places blind, then secure places will begin to hire ex-thieves to protect them. (Similar to hackers in the real world.)I have a lot of trouble believing it is #2- players have their characters specialize so they have a better then 30% success rate. I still don't see the problem.The only skill that was a possible game buster would be tumble, but with the "tumble vs. reflex save" check- it is fixed.Why is being good at a skill such a problem?Hide/Move Silently- is the whole party halfling rogues? One rogue going off on their own a lot is going to lead to their own death. BTW- you do realize neither of these has base DC's?Perform- The bardic abilities based around perform are not powerful enough to care. I have trouble imagining the bard's perform check saving the day.Search/Spot- These skills can never be high enough. Why put a secret door in the adventure if you don't want it found?Good luck to you.FD</blockquote>

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