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<blockquote data-quote="Velmont" data-source="post: 3104566" data-attributes="member: 13739">I didn't know that you could take your own species in 3.5... I just check and you are true, too used to 3.0 rangers. In that case, I might take a species of humanoids... I suppose humans are over 50% of the population, like most races.For the skills, most likely the character will start with an high Int (14 maybe). I like humans, for there flexibility. I might try an Aster (let's say 60% human/40% Aster) chance. in both vase, or I have +2 Int, or I have more skills, so if I start 3rd, I would most likely start with over 60 skills points. A quick guess would be:[SBLOCK=List skills]Strong skillsBluffDisguise &nbsp;Average skillsDiplomacy Disable Device Forgery Gather Information Hide Move Silently Open Lock Search Sense Motive Weak skillsBalance Climb Concentration Craft or Perform or Profession [For cover, if needed]Escape Artist Intimidate Jump Knowledge (local)Listen Sleight Of Hand Spellcraft Spot Tumble[/SBLOCK] Some skill listed might finish to 0. If I have a contact that is specialized in making false papers, I might find Forgery less interesting. If I have someone who can give me information about the important thing on the local scene, I might put less skill points in Knowledge(Local). Wathever I do, there is a few skills that I can't escape.There is a few skills that will need a minimum ranks: All that are required for Spymaster, and Spelcraft at 4 for practiced spellcaster.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Velmont, post: 3104566, member: 13739"] I didn't know that you could take your own species in 3.5... I just check and you are true, too used to 3.0 rangers. In that case, I might take a species of humanoids... I suppose humans are over 50% of the population, like most races. For the skills, most likely the character will start with an high Int (14 maybe). I like humans, for there flexibility. I might try an Aster (let's say 60% human/40% Aster) chance. in both vase, or I have +2 Int, or I have more skills, so if I start 3rd, I would most likely start with over 60 skills points. A quick guess would be: [SBLOCK=List skills][B]Strong skills[/B] Bluff Disguise [B]Average skills[/B] Diplomacy Disable Device Forgery Gather Information Hide Move Silently Open Lock Search Sense Motive [B]Weak skills[/B] Balance Climb Concentration Craft or Perform or Profession [For cover, if needed] Escape Artist Intimidate Jump Knowledge (local) Listen Sleight Of Hand Spellcraft Spot Tumble[/SBLOCK] Some skill listed might finish to 0. If I have a contact that is specialized in making false papers, I might find Forgery less interesting. If I have someone who can give me information about the important thing on the local scene, I might put less skill points in Knowledge(Local). Wathever I do, there is a few skills that I can't escape. There is a few skills that will need a minimum ranks: All that are required for Spymaster, and Spelcraft at 4 for practiced spellcaster. [/QUOTE]

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