[Master Skill Table] [Class Skill Table, Part 1]
[Class Skill Table, Part 2 (Wizards)] [New and Revised Skills]

[Master Skill Table] [Class Skill Table, Part 1]
[Class Skill Table, Part 2 (Wizards)] [New and Revised Skills]

Master Skill Table

[Master Skill Table] [Class Skill Table, Part 1]
[Class Skill Table, Part 2 (Wizards)] [New and Revised Skills]

Class Skill Table, Part 1

[Master Skill Table] [Class Skill Table, Part 1]
[Class Skill Table, Part 2 (Wizards)] [New and Revised Skills]

Class Skill Table, Part 2 (Wizards)

[Master Skill Table] [Class Skill Table, Part 1]
[Class Skill Table, Part 2 (Wizards)] [New and Revised Skills]

New and Revised Skills

Heal (Wis)
          The Heal skill works the same as in the PHB for First Aid; Long-term Care; Treat Wound from Caltrop, Spike Growth or Spike Stones; Treat Poison; and Treat Disease, but also has the additional feature described below
          Check: Bind Wounds: For each physical wound that a person has received, the character may attempt to bind that wound, preventing further bleeding and returning usability. The DC for a check is 15 + the total damage done when the wound was created. A success in this check results in healing the wounded character 1d6 points of damage, up to a maximum equal to the total damage done when the wound was created. This ability works for spells that have obvious damaging effects, like Fireball and Blade Barrier, but not for those that rely on magical force to do damage, such as Magic Missile. This use of Heal will not assist a character who has been reduced to less than 0 hit points. In such a case, only First Aid, followed by Long-Term care will help the character.
          For example, Lasiriven Starshadow is hit by a Gargoyle in a fight for 4, 6, and 12 points of damage, creating three wounds. Lydja attempts to Bind those wounds. She makes a Heal check at 19, 21 and 27, respectively. As she has a total Heal skill of +6, she can attempt to Bind the first and second wound, but the DC of 27 is too high for her to even attempt to bind the third wound without assistance. She succeeds in both of the two lesser rolls and rolls to determine how much damage is healed. She rolls a 6 and a 3, respectively. The first wound did only 4 points of damage, so Lasiriven only receives 4 hit points as a result of that first Heal check. He receives 3 hit points on the second check. If Lasiriven had taken enough damage to have gone into negative hit points, Binding the wounds would not have helped…Lydja would have to make a check to to First Aid, then administer to him with a Long-Term care roll to return him to full health.

Urban Lore (Wis or Per)
          Use this skill to avoid trouble areas in urban environments, shadow a person through crowded city streets and avoid crossing the local guard and/or criminal elements. With the Track feat, you can also use this skill to track foes through cities, though with much more difficulty than someone with Wilderness Lore tracking in untraveled forests.
          Check: You can keep yourself and others safe in an urban environment.

[Master Skill Table] [Class Skill Table, Part 1]
[Class Skill Table, Part 2 (Wizards)] [New and Revised Skills]