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Originally Posted by Fred Brackin
....and if the Innate Attack Skill isn't one of the Skills covered by the talent then that talent doesn't add to Innate Attack rolls either.
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If the Innate Attack is part of a Power, than that Power Talent
always adds to the roll:
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Originally Posted by powers page 55; Innate Attack
Any power that isn’t completely nonviolent might have an Innate Attack. Match both damage type and means of delivery to the power’s focus and source; see above for many examples. In all cases, Talent gives a bonus to hit.
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Originally Posted by Fred Brackin
If the Talent only covers IQ (or other Attribute) rolls to use a Power then it doesn't cover Innate Attack which is a Skill and not an Attribute roll.
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Talents cover both Attribute rolls
and skill rolls.
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Originally Posted by powers page 162; Skills for Everyone
Talent benefits both trained and default use.
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Example: Healing is based on IQ. If the GM requires skills to use psi powers, a psychic healer with Healing must roll against Healing (IQ/Hard) to use his ability – or at IQ-6 if untrained. In either case, his Healing Talent gives a bonus.
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Skill or Attribute, it makes no difference.