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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Committed Hero" data-source="post: 9203883" data-attributes="member: 15341">Agreed, although I am happy if skills overlap at various edge points. To delve into the bandit example, having a cooking skill should mean that the act of cooking is important - possibly the designer meant the game should feel realistic, or wanted to emphasize resource management. Or it's tied into the creation of potions.I am entirely OK with the example, because the consequences were suggested/approved by the player, and because the check led to something meaningful. When a player chooses to invest points in a particular ability (assuming it's not part of a template or another way that doesn't involve choosing), I take that to mean that they want to use it, and I am on the lookout for ways to make this happen.</blockquote>