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<blockquote data-quote="yrtalien" data-source="post: 7144567" data-attributes="member: 6681998">On a road trip today which was ending in a game of W.O.I.N. my room-mate and I were looking through the new write-ups of Modern Careers. We happened across this under Teacher:<ul>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Textbook. You may choose any skill. You have a textbook about that subject on you. You have that skill at the same number of ranks as your LUC score. You may change your textbook and switch to a different skill by visiting a library, bookstore, or other source of books. This may not be a skill you use a physical attribute (STR, AGI, END) with.</li>
</ul>In discussing it we realized this could have real implications if it was allowed to be used with things like Psi or Magic skills.&nbsp; I think I like the idea of the Wizard pulling out his Tome and using his luck rating as a skill rating for a time on casting...I might say that it's not useful in combat... to hard to reference the text but otherwise... casting between... well.Anyone else think this is a cool idea.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="yrtalien, post: 7144567, member: 6681998"] On a road trip today which was ending in a game of W.O.I.N. my room-mate and I were looking through the new write-ups of Modern Careers. We happened across this under Teacher: [LIST] [*][B]Textbook. [/B]You may choose any skill. You have a textbook about that subject on you. You have that skill at the same number of ranks as your LUC score. You may change your textbook and switch to a different skill by visiting a library, bookstore, or other source of books. This may not be a skill you use a physical attribute (STR, AGI, END) with. [/LIST] In discussing it we realized this could have real implications if it was allowed to be used with things like Psi or Magic skills. I think I like the idea of the Wizard pulling out his Tome and using his luck rating as a skill rating for a time on casting... I might say that it's not useful in combat... to hard to reference the text but otherwise... casting between... well. Anyone else think this is a cool idea. [/QUOTE]

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