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 ==== Experts ====
-**Family Background** - The expert grew up in crafting/professional family and has absorbed the family skill since the day they were born!  Benefit = +2 in the family  Craft/Profession Skill.  This  trait may only be taken as Character Creation, may only be taken by experts, may only be taken once and must be reflected in the Character's background story.  Choose your skill wisely.
+**Family Background** - The expert grew up in crafting/professional family and has absorbed the family skill since the day they were born!  Benefit = +2 in the family  Craft/Profession/Knowledge Skill.  This  trait may only be taken as Character Creation, may only be taken by experts, may only be taken once and must be reflected in the Character's background story.  Choose your skill wisely.
 ==== General  ====
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+**Knowledge:Fighting Styles** -  You study different combat styles, and can describe them and recognize them.  This includes Duelling Styles, Monk Styles and Ranger Styles.
+  * Common Style (seen) DC 10  (In Stolen Lands – Duelling and Ranger styles)
+  * Rare Style (seen) DC20  (Monk styles)
+  * Style is described to you or written description -5
+**Craft:Cooking** - Craft:Cooking is all about cooking dinner.  Profession:Cooking is all about running a professional kitchen.  If you want to cook a simple meal for your family or adventuring group it is Craft:Cooking (which can be used untrained).  If you want to be a chef and run the kitchens in a mansion or a restaurant - you need Profession:Cooking.
-**Cookery** - Craft:Cooking is all about cooking dinner.  Profession:Cooking is all about running a professional kitchen.  If you want to cook a simple meal for your family or adventuring group it is Craft:Cooking (which can be used untrained).  If you want to a chef and run the kitchens in  a mansion or a restaurant - you need Profession:Cooking.
+[[pathfinder:fst:map_making| Craft:Mapmaking]] -  Drawing a map is a Craft Skill and can be used by anybody who has pen and paper (or the equivalent).
-{{ :pathfinder:fst:mapping_example.gif?100|}}**Map Making** - Craft Map:  Drawing a map is a Craft Skill and can be used by anybody who has pen and paper (or the equivalent).  This skill allows you to do a number of things.  The Example (Right) is a good quality sketch map.  The distances and sizes are reasonably accurate, as is the orientation and layout.   A party with this map would know what to expect :]  However, it is probably only worth 1 or 2 gp on the open market – but it will be worth much more to the right person.
+[[Haggling]]  -  It allows PCs, traders and merchants to barter over the cost of some items. Many NPC stores will just charge book price, although markets, crafters and traders are often prepared to barter.
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-  * __Map Quality__
-    * DC 30 – Top Quality  (+2 Navigation)
-    * DC 20 – Good Quality  (+1 Navigation)
-    * DC 15 – Usable
-    * DC 10 – Basic
-    * DC 5 -  Riiight ……
-  * __Sketch Map__.   This is what you do as you are travelling around.  A simple sketch with a few notes attached to it.  You don’t have time or equipment for lots of detail or fine embellishments.  If you can make a DC10 Knowledge(Engineering) check (You can’t take 10 on the engineering check) you get a +2 Circumstance Bonus to your roll.
-  * __Complete Map__.  Useful maps are often produced by stitching together a number of small sketch maps in to a map that covers a whole dungeon or region.   If, for example, the Kobold Warrens were explored by three different parties, and each brought a map back – a map maker would be able to combine them into something useful.  However, it does need another map making roll, as you have to combine maps with different scales, styles and different levels of accuracy into one.  While you have to roll again, the final map can never be higher quality that the highest quality sketch map that you have to work with.  A Good Quality Complete Map is normally worth about 15gp.
-  * __Enhance Map__.  While a sketch map is good for you, and your party, to follow – it doesn't look good in a shop window. It just doesn't look the part.  You must  have a Complete Map to work with, but if you make a DC10 Artistic Craft* roll, you can create a single map that is suitable for sale.  The Enhanced map is as accurate as the Complete Map that you were working from – but it is consistent and looks good.  A Good Quality Enhanced map is worth 50gp if you sell it direct to the public and 35gp if you sell it to a shop keeper or merchant for resale.
-  * __(*) Artistic Craft Roll__   Craft(Painting) or Craft(Calligraphy) are the obvious ones -  But Craft(Sculpture) would allow you to create a 3D model.  Other skills might also be appropriate.  Ask the DM :}
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 ===== Feats =====
   * [[Squire]] - The feat (as written) can be taken at L3 but, because of level limits, you can't recruit a squire until L4.  This house-ruled version provides an alternative.
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+  * **The following feat amendments are only for use with my full campaign system.**
   * [[Leadership]] - Amended to account for NPC class followers.
-  * [[Arcane Dabbler]] - very basic use of cantrips for non casters.