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<blockquote data-quote="Taralan" data-source="post: 5066907" data-attributes="member: 17504">Star Wars Skill chanllengesWhile I agree that skill challenge are very tricky to execute properly and have a high risk to break the immersion of a scene (especially in social skill challenges), everyone, including Wizard of the coast, is slowly learning how to make them work. DM2 is much better than DM1 in that regard, and in fact, the recent Galaxy of Intrigue supplement for Star wars introduce a new formulation of skill challenge that is again vastly superior to DM2... it should make its way to D&amp;D sooner or later, likely in DM3, but meanwhile, I encourage you to check it out... its fully compatible with the D&amp;D skill challenge system ...&nbsp;Its still a little too formualistic for my taste, but we are getting there... I think the most important advice given (and explained in a nice example) is too keep the situation constantly evolving , otherwise skill challenge become stale...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Taralan, post: 5066907, member: 17504"] [b]Star Wars Skill chanllenges[/b] While I agree that skill challenge are very tricky to execute properly and have a high risk to break the immersion of a scene (especially in social skill challenges), everyone, including Wizard of the coast, is slowly learning how to make them work. DM2 is much better than DM1 in that regard, and in fact, the recent Galaxy of Intrigue supplement for Star wars introduce a new formulation of skill challenge that is again vastly superior to DM2... it should make its way to D&D sooner or later, likely in DM3, but meanwhile, I encourage you to check it out... its fully compatible with the D&D skill challenge system ... Its still a little too formualistic for my taste, but we are getting there... I think the most important advice given (and explained in a nice example) is too keep the situation constantly evolving , otherwise skill challenge become stale... [/QUOTE]

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