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Icelander · 06-02-2021, 06:13 AM

Also, just because something is harder to learn in real life doesn't mean it needs to cost more as a fictional trait.

In a realistic campaign, GMs should absolutely require progressively longer periods of time between increases of skills, especially skills where the PC is at the forefront of world-class in his field and rarely finds anything a challenge any more.

In a campaign where realism is not a concern, Broadsword DX+11 provides no more than 4 points of benefit over Broadsword DX+10, at most.

06-02-2021, 06:13 AM	#26
Icelander Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Iceland*	Re: Skill Advancement Also, just because something is harder to learn in real life doesn't mean it needs to cost more as a fictional trait. In a realistic campaign, GMs should absolutely require progressively longer periods of time between increases of skills, especially skills where the PC is at the forefront of world-class in his field and rarely finds anything a challenge any more. In a campaign where realism is not a concern, Broadsword DX+11 provides no more than 4 points of benefit over Broadsword DX+10, at most. __________________ Za uspiekh nashevo beznadiozhnovo diela!