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<blockquote data-quote="Remathilis" data-source="post: 6340460" data-attributes="member: 7635">Acrobatics could be used for.1.) Balancing on precarious ledges, beams, and ropes.2.) Swinging from rope to rope3.) Squeezing in tight spots4.) Flips and Rolls through combat.5.) Avoiding being grappled/pushed/tripped6.) Climbing quickly through ropes/webs7.) Not slipping on slick ground/ice8.) skirting around a pit or trap switch9.) Jumping /down/ from something without injury. 10.) Running through a crowd without colliding into people. Remember, skills aren't something you need to be trained in to use; they're just bonuses to ability checks with certain elements of a skill. A character with proficiency in acrobatics doesn't have special abilities form it, just whenever a DM calls for a Dexterity check that might involve agility or balance, the character adds his acrobatics bonus to the check. So any character could make these checks, but the proficient character is going to make them more often.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Remathilis, post: 6340460, member: 7635"] Acrobatics could be used for. 1.) Balancing on precarious ledges, beams, and ropes. 2.) Swinging from rope to rope 3.) Squeezing in tight spots 4.) Flips and Rolls through combat. 5.) Avoiding being grappled/pushed/tripped 6.) Climbing quickly through ropes/webs 7.) Not slipping on slick ground/ice 8.) skirting around a pit or trap switch 9.) Jumping /down/ from something without injury. 10.) Running through a crowd without colliding into people. Remember, skills aren't something you need to be trained in to use; they're just bonuses to ability checks with certain elements of a skill. A character with proficiency in acrobatics doesn't have special abilities form it, just whenever a DM calls for a Dexterity check that might involve agility or balance, the character adds his acrobatics bonus to the check. So any character could make these checks, but the proficient character is going to make them more often. [/QUOTE]

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