Search Posts
Is it just me, or does the skill Intimidate seem to be out of place as a Charisma skill? You would think that a barbarian would be an intimidating character, but most people that I know who have played one, always put their lowest ability score in Charisma. I understand why it was originally connected to this ability, but the ones who can make the best use of it tend to have the lowest Charisma scores. It seems like it might be more useful if it was dropped as a skill and turned into a feat.
When working up variant classes and new races, what is the "official" stance for using feats and skills found in Pathfinder? My current project is a variant ranger, so I was wondering if I should have his skills listed as "Hide" and "Move Silently", or would it be OK to use the Pathfinder skill "Stealth." Since my hope is to one day see this released as part of a 3rd party supplement, I was wondering how best to procede. For the record (and knowing the speed at which I work), I don't foresee the final product being completed until after the 2009 release of the Pathfinder RPG.
So, I'm guessing that no one knows the answer to this one. If I posted this in the wrong place, let me know. |
