WFRP3e Master Skill list. I made it for my players when they were making characters. I figured I'd share it with everyone. Enjoy.

home.comcast.net/~dcvdg/WFRP3e/WFRP3e-MasterSkillList_v1.pdf

Oooo - nice. When we only had one book, that was what I had to share with other players to most. Thank you.

Any chance we could get it without the background?

It's not very printer friendly right now.

Thanks for the effort though! I'm printing out an unfriendly one right now anyway, but i'd like a couple more!

This looks great and reminds me of a question I had...

when the channeling specialisation says "by college order", what do you think that actually means!?

You get to add a specialisation dice when-ever you cast a spell from your order...? seems powerful considering pretty much all spells cast will be from the order....? Then again it is their main power I guess...

The priests piety skill doesn't seem to have a similar specialisation.

Very nifty! Thanks for putting that together.

Thank you so much for this! Keep the aids coming! I appreciate such a great community helping each other out. Now if I can find a GM crib sheet.

pumpkin said:

Oh yeah I have a similar question (which I posted in the Rules Questions Sub-Forum).

Specifically about Invocation. I cannot locate the specifics in any of the books (including the Tome of Blessings).

thanks very much!

I found a typo under specialization under Stealth, it says: silent movement: RURAL, and silent movement: wilderness. I think you mean silent movement: URBAN and not RURAL, since that means wilderness.

Otherwise under Piety it should say priests.

again thanks very much.

Mal Reynolds said:

It lists Rural and Wilderness in the core book as well, I also switched mine to Rural and Urban.

- I will get a non-background version soon.
- Typo under Stealth is not mine. I was confused as well, but that is what the rulebook says. I do think they meant RURAL and URBAN. I was unsure whether to change it or leave it as the rulebook says just in case they intended a difference between Rural and Wilderness. (Rural being more 'civilized' countryside, with Wilderness being much more wild, for example)