3.5 had a feat for 5 extra if memory serves.
edit: looks like cunning also has improved cunning for additional +1/level and can be taken multiple times as desired. bonus it can also be taken as a rogue talent too.
Being Human helps.
^I think it's because the Villain Codex is too new. Wait a couple of weeks, and then try again.
If you're playing in a home game, suggest to your DM that you use the background skills system from Unchained.
I wouldn't want to trade a feat for +1 skill points per level. Surely the feat can give you more value if spent elsewhere.
One way to stretch skill points is to admit (to yourself) that you don't absolutely need to have maxed ranks in every cool skill just to be "viable". Even key skills like Perception and Spellcraft can get by if you ding them for a point here or there.
i saw it on d20pfsrd.
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There is one from Villain Codex but I can't recall it's name.
There is also the almost strictly better Spirit Ridden from Horror Realms which gives a class skill as well.
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There is one from Villain Codex but I can't recall it's name.
There is also the almost strictly better Spirit Ridden from Horror Realms which gives a class skill as well.
Cunning is the one from Villain Codex.
And the Class Skill is nice from Spirit Ridden... but it takes an hour to perform and then only lasts 1 hour per level.
DSP's Ultimate Psionics has "Open Minded" feat which is +1 per level.thats the same book with half giant right?
Yes.
i saw it on d20pfsrd.
Where? Can't find Cunning on the Feats page, or by the Search function, or even by manually generating the URL by way of analogy with Toughness.
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is there any way to get more skill points per level besides favored class bonus, int and base class skill points?
Not more skill points, but that Inspiration ability of the Investigator is an easy way to get a bonus d6 to the result of certain skill checks. You don't need the class to get this ability, it can be acquired via a feat: Amateur Investigator
I think the better question is what you're trying to do with those skill points. I know how it can feel to be skill starved but sometimes you can get by with less.
That said, other ways to boost skill results:
-Class skills. Including making cross-class class via trait, feat, etc.
-Attribute mod. +2 Wis equals +1 to Survival, Perception, and a few others.
-Tools. If available, of course. Including magic tools.
-Skill feats. If you really need those raw numbers.
-Friends. Aid another, anyone?
I don't think any of the three Pathfinder reference sites (d20pfsrd, Archives of Nethys, or Paizo PRD) have material from the Villain Codex on them yet.
"playing a human rogue putting all favored class bonuses into skills have a high int still not enough skill points tho."
Is this character the cookie monster of skills or something?