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The Profession skill has to do with your characters ability to acquire wealth through legal means. It includes being able to 'act professional' when in the appropriate setting even if it is against the characters normal behavior as well as being exceptional or standing out among others in the work place. | The Profession skill has to do with your characters ability to acquire wealth through legal means. It includes being able to 'act professional' when in the appropriate setting even if it is against the characters normal behavior as well as being exceptional or standing out among others in the work place. | ||
A full list of Professions can be seen [[Professions| | A full list of Professions can be seen [[Professions|here]]. Picking a profession may acquire skill ranks in Profession and 'moving up' in a profession (A.K.A: Getting a better credit score for your Character) may also need a better Profession score. | ||
Having a higher Profession skill rank can also directly affect the credit score. See [[#Special|Special]] | Having a higher Profession skill rank can also directly affect the credit score. See [[#Special|Special]] |
Revision as of 02:07, 17 May 2015
The Profession skill has to do with your characters ability to acquire wealth through legal means. It includes being able to 'act professional' when in the appropriate setting even if it is against the characters normal behavior as well as being exceptional or standing out among others in the work place.
A full list of Professions can be seen here. Picking a profession may acquire skill ranks in Profession and 'moving up' in a profession (A.K.A: Getting a better credit score for your Character) may also need a better Profession score.
Having a higher Profession skill rank can also directly affect the credit score. See Special
Check
There are two checks that can be done for the Profession skill.
- Getting a Bonus
Noted on the Wealth page a check can be done to see if you are good enough at your job that you gain a bonus. The check is d20 + Profession skill against a DC of 20. If you succeed you can gain a bonus that goes directly to your Bonus Wealth. The bonus amount can be whatever the GM finds appropriate however a good suggestion is to take the Characters Credit Score and subtract 3 and take that Credit score's value as the Bonus. If you cannot subtract 3 without going below 0 then simply add $250. Another suggestion would be fore ever 5 you beat the DC by you get another Bonus.
You cannot roll for a bonus if you do not have a skill rank in Profession.
- Acting Professional
You can add your Profession to a bluff check in situations where your character must act Professional. This is a loose rule where the situation will likely not come up often and is up to the GM to decided if the conditions are right. But having ranks in Profession should give any character an edge in situations where they must act Professional while role-playing. The DC would be determined by the Bluff check.
Try Again
You cannot try to get a Bonus more then once a week. As for Acting Professional you should review the Bluff skill rules.
Special
For each rank in Profession a character can move up there base credit score. However Profession rank along is not enough to have the score go above the range provided for the profession a character has.
- Example
A Professor is an Academic job which has a credit score range of 8 - 12. If the character has a skill rank of 1 in Profession instead of having a 8 credit score they will have a 9. However if the character had a 5 in profession they would still have a 12 credit score.