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<blockquote data-quote="Yaarel" data-source="post: 8312453" data-attributes="member: 58172">The Fighter should have 4 choices, to choose skills and tools. These choices depend on the character concept. Some will know how to make and repair metal armor, some wont. Some will be leaders of Persuasion, some wont. Some will fight stealthily in guerilla tactics, some wont. And so on.That is my point. This Fighter who is a &quot;knight&quot; is highly educated since puberty. By the time a Fighter reaches level 1, is highly skilled − learns how to be a persuasive military and civilian leader, and knows how to repair his armor and weapons.Wizards dont benefit from this intensive martial training. Because while youths, they are busy with magical sciences and magical combat.Fighters deserve to be more competent at Exploration and Social encounters. And skills help round out the undeveloped aspects of the Fighter class.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Yaarel, post: 8312453, member: 58172"] The Fighter should have 4 choices, to choose skills and tools. These choices depend on the character concept. Some will know how to make and repair metal armor, some wont. Some will be leaders of Persuasion, some wont. Some will fight stealthily in guerilla tactics, some wont. And so on. That is my point. This Fighter who is a "knight" is highly educated since puberty. By the time a Fighter reaches level 1, is highly skilled − learns how to be a persuasive military and civilian leader, and knows how to repair his armor and weapons. Wizards dont benefit from this intensive martial training. Because while youths, they are busy with magical sciences and magical combat. Fighters deserve to be more competent at Exploration and Social encounters. And skills help round out the undeveloped aspects of the Fighter class. [/QUOTE]

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