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Message: <blockquote data-quote="nonsi256" data-source="post: 5061708" data-attributes="member: 86164">There are about a kazillion things WotC did wrong, but one of the things they did do right was not to key a specific class feature to a specific skill.Doing the above is called "shoehorning". This means you may have a list of class skills, but in actuality, your class is hardwired to a specific skill and to make yourself not suck you must pay the costly skill toll even if this is not how you (as a player) envision your character.If you do decide to hardwire your class features to specific skills, then at least give enough automatic ranks in them not to totally suck even if a player decides to invest in other skills - even if s/he makes the choice of totally neglecting them.>> By making an appraise check (DC equal to >> the 10 + the target’s level or CR whichever is>> greater), the Kuppler can study an enemy toCreatures are not merchandise. They don't have a market-price tag attached to them. You shouldn't be able to asses tem like items.</blockquote>