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<blockquote data-quote="Mort" data-source="post: 8023452" data-attributes="member: 762">So basically you and [USER=6987520]@dnd4vr[/USER] aren't actually disagreeing that much; you just require a bit more player creativity to get there.When Thokk wants to &quot;know the secret inner rites of a foreign alien religion&quot;&nbsp; it seems he would rule the religion check is just a straight int check to see if he can recall the knowledge - if yes then justify it by saying Thokk used to sit at the feet of the tribal shaman as the shaman spouted stories of weird and alien religions.It seems you, on the other hand, would require Thokk's player to come up with the reason (such as - that he sat at the feet of the tribal shaman...) - so has a chance at knowing this bit of religious knowledge (and any future one too - as the justification continues).So other than a bit more player creativity required for one of the methods - they're pretty much the same.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mort, post: 8023452, member: 762"] So basically you and [USER=6987520]@dnd4vr[/USER] aren't actually disagreeing that much; you just require a bit more player creativity to get there. When Thokk wants to "know the secret inner rites of a foreign alien religion" it seems he would rule the religion check is just a straight int check to see if he can recall the knowledge - if yes then justify it by saying Thokk used to sit at the feet of the tribal shaman as the shaman spouted stories of weird and alien religions. It seems you, on the other hand, would require Thokk's player to come up with the reason (such as - that he sat at the feet of the tribal shaman...) - so has a chance at knowing this bit of religious knowledge (and any future one too - as the justification continues). So other than a bit more player creativity required for one of the methods - they're pretty much the same. [/QUOTE]

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