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<blockquote data-quote="Tallifer" data-source="post: 5898080" data-attributes="member: 84661">The word retraining actually comes from real life. The government and large corporations even pay for workers to undergo retraining when they need to change their job or to change the focus of their job.In a fantastic world, a Fighter might begin his career very focused on various physical exercises to increase his toughness. Later on he might decide to stop focusing so much and practicing so much in these exercises: instead he focuses on divine matters (retrains into a multi-class cleric).(for example, I used to focus very much on learning academic languages like Latin and Greek. I ceased putting effort into those and have thus forgotten most of them. Mostly I focus on English pedagogy now.)By the way, per the written rules, a player cannot retrain more than one thing in each new level in the Fourth Edition. Not can you change your starting class or race.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tallifer, post: 5898080, member: 84661"] The word retraining actually comes from real life. The government and large corporations even pay for workers to undergo retraining when they need to change their job or to change the focus of their job. In a fantastic world, a Fighter might begin his career very focused on various physical exercises to increase his toughness. Later on he might decide to stop focusing so much and practicing so much in these exercises: instead he focuses on divine matters (retrains into a multi-class cleric). (for example, I used to focus very much on learning academic languages like Latin and Greek. I ceased putting effort into those and have thus forgotten most of them. Mostly I focus on English pedagogy now.) By the way, per the written rules, a player cannot retrain more than one thing in each new level in the Fourth Edition. Not can you change your starting class or race. [/QUOTE]

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