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SKILL QUICK REFERENCE (4E) High Skills Acting Awareness Clan, Gender, Profession Artisan Awareness (cluster skill) Calligraphy Intelligence Cipher, High Rokugan Courtier Awareness Gossip, Manipulation, Rhetoric Divination Intelligence Astrology, Kawaru Etiquette Awareness Bureaucracy, Conversation, Courtesy Games Int / Aware (cluster skill) Investigation Perception Interrogation, Notice, Search Lore Intelligence (cluster skill) Medicine Intelligence Antidodes, Disease, Herbalism, NonHumans, Wound Treat. Meditation Void Fasting, Void Recovery Perform Ag / Aware (cluster skill) Sincerity Awareness Honesty, Deceit* Spellcraft Intelligence Importune, Spell Research Tea Ceremony Void Bugei Skills Athletics Strength Climbing, Running, Swimming, Throwing Battle Perception Mass Battle, Skirmish Defense Reflexes Horsemanship Agility Gaijin Horse, Rokugani Pony, Utaku Steed Hunting Perception Survival, Tracking, Trailblazing Iaijutsu Reflexes Assessment, Focus Jiujutsu Agility Grappling, Improvesed Weapons, Martial Arts *Bows Reflexes DaiKyu, HanKyu, Yumi *Chain Weapons Agility Kusarigama, KyoketsuShogi, Manrikkikusari *Heavy Weapons Agility Dai Tsuchi, Masakari, Ono, Tetsubo *Knives Agility Aiguchi, Jitte, Kama, Sai, Tanto *Nina weapons Ref / Agil Blowgun, Shuriken, Tsubute *Polearms Agility Bisento, Nagamaki, Naginata, Sasumata, Sodegarami *Spears Agility MaiChong, Kumade, Lance, NageYari, Yari *Staves Agility Bo, Jo, MachiKanshisha, Nunchaku, SanKauw, Tonfa *Swords Agility Katana, NinjaTo, NoDachi, Parangu, Scimitar, Wakizashi *War Fan Agility Merchant Skills Animal Handling Awareness Dogs, Horses, Falcons, etc Commerce Intelligence Appraisal, Mathematics Craft Any (cluster skill) Engineering Intelligence Construction, Siege Sailing Int / Agil Knot-work, Navigation Low Skills Forgery Agility Artwork, Documents, Seals, etc Intimidation Awareness Bullying, Control, Torture Sleight of Hand Agility Conceal, Escape, Pickpocket, Prestidigitation Stealth Agility Ambush, Shadowing, Sneaking, Spellcasting Temptation Awareness Bribery, Seduction.

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