SKILL EQUIVALENCES.

[powersthatbe]

SKILL EQUIVALENCES If your character came into the game with previous skills from canon or another game, they may have equivalents among the in-game skills. If you'd like to use those skills as if they had the same mechanisms as game-granted skills, you may list the game skills applicable, along with a brief explanation of why or how your character has that particular skill - for example, characters with police or private investigator training could claim the Crime Scene Investigation skill, based on their previous training. If the skill was acquired in a previous game rather than canon, we may ask for a thread proof of the character gaining that skill. Skill equivalences can be taught to other Travelers, and only apply to Jaunt skills - Liminal and Psychic equivalences are assigned at app time, as we cap those powers in-game. It is only necessary to claim a skill equivalence if your character has an interest in using or teaching it according to in-game mechanics, or if it satisfies a prerequisite for another skill. For more on skill equivalences, see here. <b>Character Name:</b> <b>Series:</b> <b>Skill Equivalencies Requested:</b> <b>Reasoning:</b> (If apping a veteran or receiving a power cap, just state "Veteran" or "Power Cap") The skills Travelers have already learned are listed here for now; we're working on a better layout for them.

Comments

[neverfeltthatway]

Cultures and Humanities, Disguise, Edged Weapons, Prevarication, Etiquette, High-Society Etiquette, Research, Riding, Sleight of Hand, Three-Dimensional Stealth, and Wilderness Survival added. I didn't give you cold reading, because you seem to talk about studying his marks, and these are split-second judgement (plus, no other assassin's creed characters have taken this skill). I didn't give you swordfighting because that was a specific style in Dolorosa. (Also because... literally nobody has it? Even though lots of people know swordfighting in some style or another.)

[theflyingone]

Hmm weird! Well I'll keep an eye out if his style of swordfighting comes up in a Jaunt... probably never... lol

[neverfeltthatway]

Skill equivalencies (unless it's a liminal/ telepathic skill it's equivalent to) generally really only matter if you plan on teaching the skill to someone else. And even then, it can be done without that.