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Message: <blockquote data-quote="tetrasodium" data-source="post: 9758819" data-attributes="member: 93670">@steffan raised a good question but I'll go one step further.  Draw steel skill selection is not like 5e where you pick basically any skill you want. Instead you get specific skills and a choice from specific "skill groups. For example the <a href="https://steelcompendium.io/compendium/backer/Classes/Fury/Basics/" target="_blank">fury</a> is kinda the closest analog to what would be a barbarian ind&d/pf.  Fury starts with "Skills: Nature, plus choose any two skills from the exploration or intrigue skill groups."then ads to it from career and possibly race something like the <a href="https://steelcompendium.io/compendium/backer/Careers/Soldier/" target="_blank">soldier's</a>  "Skills: One skill from each of the exploration skill group and the intrigue skill group +Languages: Two languages"I would check ife everyone actually followed the character creation rules for skill selection first.  If they did all follow them, then it's a learning experience that makes agood example of how draw steel is very much not a game where nobody in the party needs to speak to each other during character creation.  I'm not where I can check the PDF text right now, but there is even a sidebar about how and why skill groups deliberately limit players from picking just the most powerful skills (I think it's about wanting alertness).</blockquote>