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BigNorseWolf wrote:From that out of print book? Go figure. Well, that explains why I haven't heard of it. So now I have a boon I can't use...skill specialization grants you the skill as a class skill
If it is already a class skill you get a +1 bonus on it.
It's in seeker of secrets.
it was part of the core assumption when the boon was originally released at conventions
There's no reason you can't use the boon. You don't need a mechanic to reference

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Doh my bad its in the field guide.
skill specialization
Many of the prestige awards and recognitions or resources
that faction members purchase allow a character to become
specialized in a skill. When a PC becomes specialized in a
skill, that skill immediately becomes a class skill for her. If
the PC gains that skill as a class skill from any other source
(either before or after you purchase the prestige resource),
she gains a +1 competence bonus on those skill checks.
.... DOH's. at the competence bonus part. Tears up their boon on their kitsune

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Murdock Mudeater wrote:BigNorseWolf wrote:From that out of print book? Go figure. Well, that explains why I haven't heard of it. So now I have a boon I can't use...skill specialization grants you the skill as a class skill
If it is already a class skill you get a +1 bonus on it.
It's in seeker of secrets.
it was part of the core assumption when the boon was originally released at conventions
There's no reason you can't use the boon. You don't need a mechanic to reference
That's good, at least. Still, considerably worse than I thought it was...