Difference between revisions of "Hobby Talent"
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••••• Master: You could write a book on what you do. Perhaps you already have.<br> | ••••• Master: You could write a book on what you do. Perhaps you already have.<br> | ||
| − | '''Suggested Hobby Talents:''' [[Carousing]], [[Diplomacy]], [[Fortune Telling]], | + | '''Suggested Hobby Talents:''' [[Carousing]], [[Diplomacy]], [[Fortune Telling]], Negotiation, [[Scrounging]]. |
Revision as of 11:03, 19 August 2015
Description: This category encompasses anything that the Storyteller deems to be mainly self-taught and is usually (though not always) more active than intellectual. Storytellers should first examine the list of existing Talents to determine if a particular activity might fall under one of those (for example, Swimming and Climbing would be specialties of Athletics).
• Novice: You’ve dabbled.
•• Practiced: You’ve got a good grasp of your hobby’s basics.
••• Competent: Other practitioners regard you as fairly skilled and competent.
•••• Expert: You are familiar with the subtle nuances and applications of your Talent.
••••• Master: You could write a book on what you do. Perhaps you already have.
Suggested Hobby Talents: Carousing, Diplomacy, Fortune Telling, Negotiation, Scrounging.
