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| Aleolus02-25-08, 10:59 PM | Here's a question for you DMs here. How would you handle someone who is wanting to make a skill check using two related skills simultaneously? I'd say do the secondary one first at a DC 10 or so, if it succeeds, then they get a +2 or so bonus to the skill they are using primarily. Example, a Bard with ranks in Perform (Sing) and Perform (Stringed Instrument) is wanting to make a performance playing his lute (or whatever) and singing at the same time. With the method I was thinking, first he would make either a DC 10 Perform (Sing) check, or a DC 10 Perform (Stringed Instrument) check, and if that one succeeded, it would give a +2 bonus to their overall check result. |
| Kouk02-25-08, 11:23 PM | That's probably what I would do. ... Though if he fails to assist (doesn't make at least DC 10), he actually penalizes the other skill check by -2. Doesn't help your singing too much to randomly be wailing on the lute. |
| Wharin02-25-08, 11:25 PM | Back when I was playing a Bard, we had it worked out the same way. If singing and playing, I could use one of those to "assist" myself in the other. |