I am starting this thread so we can make a list of skills and traits that can be used with them.

Awe: Bold Fierec Grim Lordly Wrathful Tall

Inspire: Story-telling Adventurous Bold Determined Energetic

Persuade: Cunning Fair-Spoken Honorable Trusty Trading True-hearted

Athletics: Boating Burglary Swimming Nimble Swift

Trave:l Region-lore Adventurous Energetic Hardy

Stealth: Nimble Cautious Elusive Patient

Awareness: Keen-Eyed Quick of Hearing Wary

Insight: Clever Just

Search: Keen eyed Wary Cautious

Explore: Region Lore Mountaineer Adventurous

Healing; Leechcraft Herblore mericful generous

Hunting; Beast Lore Keen Eyed Quick of Hearing Patient Elusive Fishing

Song: Minstrely Folklore Storytelling

Courtesy: Folklore Fair spoken Forthright True-Hearted

Riddle: Clever Rhymes of Lore Secretive Cautious Cunning

Craft Gardening, any Craft or Making skills

Battle: Enemy lore, Beast lore Wary Cautios

Lore Any lore skill



I could not thinking of matches for many traits your suggestions....

I think that the traits can be used with any skill? It's more a matter of player narrative description and the GM agreeing with it rather than anytihng else, surely?

I think your list is fine so far, but I could see people using "Bold" for Inspire, for example, or "Honourable" for Courtesy or many other differing circumstances

The goal of the list was not to pigeonhole the traits with set skills per se, but to provide some examples and have others give more of them to give an idea how some traits could be used. My list is missing several traits, but again it is written in hopes that others will give examples of many other skill trait uses.

So for example could you provide us with some of the ways you

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HN

Sorry, I missed this before. Sure I'll have a go...

The characters are trapped in Goblin tunnels, they have lost a lot of hope, some of them may be miserable. As the goblins close in, one of the PCs attacks, shouting for the others to get up and get moving...he tries to Inspire them and/or the NPCs, and cites his "Bold" trait either for a success, or an AP after the roll...

A PC is fighting a duel versus a noble opponent. At one point the opponent is disarmed. The PC decides to use Courtesy for a gracious remark and to allow the opponent to retrieve his sword, citing "Honourable". The courtesy success means that the opponent will now have a higher respect for the PC...

Just off the top of my head, mind you.

Thanks