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Dungeons & Dragons 3.5 Edition Index – Skills & Actions

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Table of Contents

Page

Skill Basics ....................................................2

Skills...............................................................3

Appraise...................................................... 3

Balance ....................................................... 4

Bluff............................................................ 7

Climb .......................................................... 9

Concentration............................................ 11

Control Shape ........................................... 12

Craft.......................................................... 13

Decipher Script ......................................... 18

Diplomacy ................................................ 19

Disable Device.......................................... 20

Disguise .................................................... 21

Escape Artist............................................. 22

Forgery ..................................................... 23

Gather Information ................................... 24

Handle Animal.......................................... 26

Heal .......................................................... 30

Hide .......................................................... 31

Intimidate.................................................. 32

Jump ......................................................... 33

Knowledge ............................................... 35

Listen........................................................ 46

Move Silently ........................................... 48

Open Lock ................................................ 49

Perform..................................................... 50

Profession................................................. 52

Ride .......................................................... 56

Search....................................................... 58

Sense Motive ............................................ 59

Sleight of Hand......................................... 60

Spellcraft .................................................. 62

Spot .......................................................... 64

Survival .................................................... 66

Swim ........................................................ 70

Tumble ..................................................... 71

Use Magic Device .................................... 73

Use Rope .................................................. 75

Skill Synergies Summary ......................... 77

Combat Actions .......................................... 78

Bull Rush ..................................................78

Disarm.......................................................78

Feint ..........................................................78

Grapple......................................................79

Overrun .....................................................80

Sunder .......................................................80

Trip ...........................................................80

Mounted Combat.......................................81

Garrote Attack...........................................81

Teamwork Benefits .................................... 82

Skill Tricks .................................................. 84

Sorted by Type ..........................................84

Sorted by Prerequisite ...............................86

Appendix ..................................................... 91

Revision History .......................................91

Key to Sourcebooks ..................................91

Dungeons & Dragons 3.5 Edition Index – Skills & Actions

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Skill Basics

Unopposed Checks

Take 10 and Take 20

Unopposed skill checks are made by rolling against a Difficulty Class (DC).

You roll 1d20 + skill modifier .

Your skill modifier is your rank plus the ability modifier of the skill’s key

ability plus any special modifiers as noted on the skill, in feats, in spell

effects, or with items.

Difficulty Class (DC) is defined by the Game Master as follows:

When you are performing a skill where you can take your time, you can skip

your die roll and simply assume you had rolled a 10. This is called “taking

10”. You cannot take 10 in situations where you are threatened, hurried, or

otherwise distracted.

When you are performing a skill that has no repercussions due to failure, so

you could try again and again until you succeed, you are allowed to simply

assume you will roll a 20 and calculate your skill roll that way. This is

called “taking 20”. The skill takes 20 times as long as normal to complete

when you do this.

This document includes hints on whether or not a skill lends itself to Taking 10

or Taking 20.

Situation

Very Easy (just about anyone could succeed)

Easy (even untrained people succeed half of the time)

Difficult

Very Difficult (you need to be trained to even have a chance)

Aid Other

Extremely Difficult

A natural 20 is not an automatic success and a natural 1 is not an automatic

failure.

The Game Master may modify the DC due to favorable or unfavorable

conditions.

Multiple characters can combine their efforts to succeed at a task. To aid

someone else with a skill, make a skill check DC 10. If you succeed, you

grant a +2 circumstance bonus to the person you are helping. The Game

Master decides the maximum number people can help on any given task,

and this is the maximum number of people that can attempt to help.

Opposed Checks

The DM may use an optional rule (CAdv p96) to allow higher bonuses. To

qualify, the helper must have at least 5 ranks in the target skill. The bonus is

+2 for a success, with an additional +1 for each 10 the success was made by.

Sometimes a skill check is made against someone else instead of against a

fixed difficulty. When this happens, your skill roll (1d20 + skill modifier) is

made against their skill roll. The higher total wins. In the case of a tie, the

character with the higher key ability score wins. If these are a tie, flip a coin

or otherwise randomly determine who wins.

Check Value Circumstance Bonus

10 – 19

20 – 29

30 – 39

…

Primary Ability

Assist Allies

(CAdv p96)

By making suggestions and/or showing the optimal route, a character with at

least 5 ranks in a target skill can accept a penalty to grant a bonus to his/her

allies within 30’ who can see or hear him/her.

Every skill has a primary ability. The modifier from this ability is applied to all

checks for use of the skill.

Time and Retries

Only the following skills may benefit from this ability: Balance, Bluff, Climb,

Craft, Diplomacy, Escape Artist, Handle Animal, Hide, Move Silently, Ride,

Search, Survival, & Swim.

Most skills define how long it takes to perform them. If this information is

missing, the skill is most likely performed as a standard action.

Most skills allow you to try again if you fail, but some of them specifically say

you cannot try again. Also, some skills have repercussions due to failure.

For example, failing to disarm a trap may set it off and failing to convince

someone of something may make it even more difficult to try again.

Ranks in Skill

Circumstance Bonus Accepted Penalty

up to 4

n/a

5 – 14

–4

15+

–10

Untrained Checks

Ability Checks

Most skills allow you to try them even if you have no ranks in the skill. This is

called making an untrained check. Your skill modifier for this check is

calculated as normal and with zero ranks.

Some skills can only be attempted if you have at least one rank. These skills are

marked as TRAINED ONLY in this document.

Sometimes you need to make a check and no specific skill seems to apply. In

this case, choose the most appropriate ability score and make a check as if

you were using a skill with 0 ranks that has that ability as the primary

ability.

Skill Basics

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Skills

Appraise

Base Ability:

Intelligence

Must be Trained?:

Armor Check?:

Synergy bonus:

+2 bonus if you have 5+ ranks in the Craft skill used to create the item.

+2 bonus if you have 5+ ranks in the Perform skill that is the basis for the performance being appraised.

Special:

Dwarves receive a +2 Racial bonus when determining the value of objects made of metal or stone.

Master of a Raven familiar receives a +3 bonus.

Feat: Diligent grants a +2 bonus.

Feat: Appraise Magic Value (CAdv p97) allows use of the Appraise skill to determine magical properties.

In Class For

Bard, Rogue

This skill is used to determine the value of objects.

Determine Value

(PH p67) (RoS p129)+

Time: 1 Minute

Retry? No

Take 10? Yes

Take 20? No

You can determine the value an Object (PH p67) or a Performance (RoS p129) .

A Magnifying Glass grants a +2 circumstance bonus to your checks for small or highly detailed items. A Merchant’s Scale grants a +2 circumstance bonus for

items that are valued by weight. These bonuses stack.

Type of Item being Appraised

Estimated price,

if Successful

Estimated price,

on a Failure

Estimated price, on a

Failure and Untrained

Common (trade goods, livestock,

mundane items)

50% – 150%

Rare (gems, unworked precious

metals, fine clothing)

70% – 130%

50% – 150%

Exotic (unusual gems, spell

components, jewelry)

70% – 130%

50% – 150%

Unique (masterpiece artwork,

royal jewels, crowns)

25+

70% – 130%

50% – 150%

Determine Value Quickly

(CAdv p97) Time: 1 Full Round

Retry? No (but see below)

Take 10? Yes

Take 20? No

Similar to ‘Determine Value’, but the check take 1 Full Round instead of 1 Minute and is at a higher DC.

Although you cannot retry a ‘Determine Value Quickly’ check, you make a ‘Determine Value’ check at a later time.

Type of Item being Appraised

Estimated price,

if Successful

Estimated price,

on a Failure

Common (trade goods, livestock,

mundane items)

Rare (gems, unworked precious

metals, fine clothing)

70% – 130%

Exotic (unusual gems, spell

components, jewelry)

70% – 130%

Unique (masterpiece artwork,

royal jewels, crowns)

30+

70% – 130%

Identify Dwarven Crafted Objects (RoS p130)

Time: 1 Minute

Retry? No

Take 10? Yes

Take 20? No

By making a DC 10 check, you may determine if a specific object was made by Dwarves, and if it is of ‘Dwarvencraft’ quality.

Skill – Appraise

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Balance

Base Ability:

Dexterity

Must be Trained?:

Armor Check?:

Yes

Synergy bonus:

+2 bonus if 5+ ranks in Tumble

Special:

Feat: Agile grants a +2 bonus.

In Class For:

Bard, Monk, Rogue

This skill is used to keep your balance while moving on tightropes and ledges –or– when running or charging on an uneven floor.

Moving on a Narrow Surface

(PH p67)

Time: <part of movement>

Retry? No

Take 10? Yes

Take 20? No

Used when walking upon a ledge, tight-rope, etc.

Narrow Surface

7 to 12 inches wide

2 to 6 inches wide

Up to 2 inches wide

Narrow Surface Modifiers

Light Obstructed (scree, light

rubble)

Severely Obstructed (natural

cavern floor, dense rubble)

Severely Slippery (ice sheet)

Sloped or Angled

Rate Modifier

Move at ½ speed

Move at full speed

Move at a Charge (DR350 p85)

Move at a Run (CAdv p97)

+20

Success: Move at ½ speed (by default) for 1 Move Action.

Failure by 4 or less: No Move.

Failure by 5 or more: Fall Down.

If you have less than 5 ranks in Balance, you also lose your Dexterity bonus to AC.

While on a tightrope (or similar surface), you are considered to be off balance, so opponents receive a +2 attack bonus.

You also make a check each time you take damage.

Charging or Running on a Difficult Surface

(PH p67)

Time: <part of movement>

Retry? No

Take 10? Yes

Take 20? No

Success: Run or Charge.

Failure by 4 or less: Can’t Run or Charge, but may double move.

Failure by 5 or more: Fall Prone.

Surface

Uneven Flagstone

Hewn Stone Floor

Sloped or Angled Floor

Skill – Balance

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Balance (continued)

Resist Trip

(CAdv p97)

Time: n/a

Retry? n/a

Take 10? No

Take 20? No

Requirement: Balance 10 ranks.

When you are targeted with a Trip action, you may make a Balance check with a –10 penalty instead of a Strength or Dexterity check to remain standing.

If you succeed, you may not attempt to trip your opponent.

Moving through Trees

(RotW p145) Time: <part of movement>

Retry? No

Take 10? Yes

Take 20? No

Used when moving horizontally along tree branches and trunks with an angle of up to 60 degrees (greater than 60 degrees requires Climb checks).

Forest Type

DC Result

Example

Dense Forest

Success: Can Run or Charge.

Failure by 4 or less: Can’t Run or Charge, but may

double move.

Failure by 5 or more: Fall Down.

Trees are older with strong branches and are close

together, including many massive trees. There are lots

of branches to choose from, letting the character select

the widest, flattest branches with the most support or

hand holds.

Medium Forest

Success: Move at ½ speed (by default)

for 1 Move Action.

Failure by 4 or less: No Move.

Failure by 5 or more: Fall Down.

Trees are farther apart or not as old and the selection of

branches is not as great, forcing the character to sue

some narrow branches or branches without support.

Sparse Forest

Success: Move at ½ speed (by default)

for 1 Move Action.

Failure by 4 or less: No Move.

Failure by 5 or more: Fall Down.

Trees are farther apart and not very old. The character has

to use a lot of narrow branches without support or hand

holds. The character is often moving across branches

that are barely wide enough to move on.

Modifier DC

Moss, Fungi, Slightly Wet, etc. +2

Snow, Ice, etc.

Moving Along an Unstable Surface

(RotW p145) Time: <part of movement>

Retry? No

Take 10? Yes

Take 20? No

Used when moving horizontally along tree branches and trunks with an angle of up to 60 degrees (greater than 60 degrees requires Climb checks).

Unstable Surface

DC Result

Loose Graven, Wobbly Bricks

or Stones

Success: Can Run or Charge.

Failure by 4 or less: Can’t Run or Charge, but may

double move.

Failure by 5 or more: Fall Down.

Awning, Dune Face, Snowdrift 15

Success: Move at ½ speed (by default)

for 1 Move Action.

Failure by 4 or less: No Move.

Failure by 5 or more: Fall Down.

Top of a vehicle traveling over

a fairly smooth road

Success: Move at ½ speed (by default)

for 1 Move Action.

Failure by 4 or less: No Move.

Failure by 5 or more: Fall Down.

Top of a vehicle traveling over

a rough road

Success: Move at ½ speed (by default)

for 1 Move Action.

Failure by 4 or less: No Move.

Failure by 5 or more: Fall Down.

Top of a vehicle traveling over

a poor road, trail, or

unimproved surface

Success: Move at ½ speed (by default)

for 1 Move Action.

Failure by 4 or less: No Move.

Failure by 5 or more: Fall Down.

Ship’s deck in a storm, a

Galloping Horse, Top of a

vehicle traveling over a

rocks, potholes, or rubble

Success: Move at ½ speed (by default)

for 1 Move Action.

Failure by 4 or less: No Move.

Failure by 5 or more: Fall Down.

Skill – Balance

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