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| Lednera04-26-07, 04:08 PM | I was reading in the book A Game of Thrones by Guardians of Order that skills had specializations such as Knowledge: Warfare having specializations in Logistics, Strategy, Tactics, and so on. When it comes down to it is it worth spending Skill Points in specializations of a skill or stay with the general branch of the knowledge skill. I want to know are there any specific benefits to specializing your knowledge skills or other skills that allow to specialize them? |
| jaelis04-26-07, 11:48 PM | Are you asking for rules advice about a different game? I don't know how much luck you're going to have here. |
| Novacat04-27-07, 12:15 AM | I'm not familiar with skill specialization, nor do I recall there being a listed Knowledge (Warfare). If you're talking about a specific campaign setting or alternate rules system, try finding a forum for that setting. |
| Bob Loblaw04-27-07, 09:45 AM | If you're looking for specialization in DnD skills, you may want to look at Skill Tricks in Complete Scoundrel. I think this is the closest you'll come. |
| Garonak04-27-07, 11:58 AM | Warfare is covered in Nobility & Royality, History, Local and Architecture & Engineering. May be som other ones. Take a look in Complete Warrior and Heroes of Battle. |