Skills and Training
While characteristics create the foundation of your
character’s abilities, skills and specialized training
really make your player character (PC) stand out
from the crowd. Skills represent your character’s training
and experience in performing specific tasks and
actions. Although characters can attempt almost anything
even without the proper training or skill, they are
far more likely to succeed if they have at least a rank or
two in the relevant skill.
Skills, the second factor influencing a dice pool, represent specific training, hands-on experience, and focused knowledge in a certain area. Each skill is linked to a specific characteristic, which is the default ability a character uses when performing a task with that skill. For example, the Athletics skill is linked to Brawn, Deception relies on Cunning, and Knowledge uses Intellect. Proper skill training can compensate for a character’s low characteristic rating. However, the most proficient characters have both the proper training and a strong linked characteristic.
Skills, the second factor influencing a dice pool, represent specific training, hands-on experience, and focused knowledge in a certain area. Each skill is linked to a specific characteristic, which is the default ability a character uses when performing a task with that skill. For example, the Athletics skill is linked to Brawn, Deception relies on Cunning, and Knowledge uses Intellect. Proper skill training can compensate for a character’s low characteristic rating. However, the most proficient characters have both the proper training and a strong linked characteristic.
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