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<blockquote data-quote="hafrogman" data-source="post: 2872214" data-attributes="member: 8858">Obviously the fighter loosened it for him =)The knowledge I find fairly easy to accept, it's generally random what you can remember about a given subject at a point in time.&nbsp; The Totem warrior doesn't have the breadth of knowledge that your magister did, but he just happened to remember this one pertinent fact from his recent studies.The door is a little more difficult to explain, unless you want to imply that it wasn't how hard you could push, but knowing WHERE to push.&nbsp; Stuff can be explained, if you want to put the effort into it.Other than that, I can't think of any recently written rules that cover this, but I seem to recall something from a 2nd Ed. sourcebook that described a wizard and a warrior arm wrestling.&nbsp; Basically the idea was to grant the higher stats more dice to roll in unhindered situations (for example, rolling 2d20 and keeping the highest if your strength was above a certain point).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hafrogman, post: 2872214, member: 8858"] Obviously the fighter loosened it for him =) The knowledge I find fairly easy to accept, it's generally random what you can remember about a given subject at a point in time. The Totem warrior doesn't have the breadth of knowledge that your magister did, but he just happened to remember this one pertinent fact from his recent studies. The door is a little more difficult to explain, unless you want to imply that it wasn't how hard you could push, but knowing WHERE to push. Stuff can be explained, if you want to put the effort into it. Other than that, I can't think of any recently written rules that cover this, but I seem to recall something from a 2nd Ed. sourcebook that described a wizard and a warrior arm wrestling. Basically the idea was to grant the higher stats more dice to roll in unhindered situations (for example, rolling 2d20 and keeping the highest if your strength was above a certain point). [/QUOTE]

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