Skill Point Cost:
01% to 50% costs 1 point per % skill point
51% to 75% costs 2 points per % skill point
76% to 98% costs 3 points per % skill point

Pre-Morrow Skills

Your character starts out with a base of skills that were acquired during their adolescent years, through college, the military or police if applicable and from any civilian jobs they had before getting their Morrow Project training.  Each character has a pool of 100(?) points to spend on these skills.  You may spend the points on any skills you think fit your characters background.

List of skills:

• General Skills
• Combat Skills

College Degrees

Every Morrow team member is required to have some type of college education before joining the Project and you have two options to figure out what degree your character has.  Either discuss with the PD your thoughts on what you would like or leave it to chance.  Below is a chart to determine the education level of your character.
Education Level:

• 01% to 70% = Bachelors Degree
• 71% to 90% = Masters Degree (or two Bachelors)
• 91% to 00% = PhD (or a Masters and a Bachelors or three Bachelors)

BS degree has a level of 40%
MS degree has a level of 60%
PhD degree has a level of 80%

You can choose which degree your character has from this list: College Degrees

Languages

• Everybody starts out with their primary language at 60%.
• Everybody gets a second language at 10% to represent the extra language learned in High School*
• For each Bachelors degree you get one language at 20% or add 20% to an existing language
• For each Masters degree you get one language at 30% or add 30% to an existing language
• For each PhD you get one language at 40% or add 40% to an existing language

*If your primary language is not English then you must choose English as this language to represent taking the “ESL” course in High School. All others can choose from Spanish, French, or German.

Military or Law Enforcement Veteran

There are two options for this, either discuss with the PD your thoughts on your characters military/law enforcement background or leave it to chance.  Below is a chart to determine wether your character has any military or law enforcement experience.
Veteran Chart:

• 01% to 50% = Not a veteran
• 51% to 70% = Military Veteran
• 71% to 75% = Military Special Forces Veteran
• 76% to 85% = Law Enforcement/Intelligence Agency – Patrol Cop/Agent
• 86% to 95% = Law Enforcement/Intelligence Agency – Drug Prevention/Security Specialist
• 96% to 00% = Law Enforcement/Intelligence Agency – SWAT/Field Assignment

Enlisted or Officer:

• 01% to 75% = Enlisted
• 76% to 00% = Officer

Combat experience:

• Any character with a Military, Law Enforcement or Intelligence Agency background has a 25% chance of being a combat veteran.

If your character is a veteran or combat veteran of the Military or a veteran or combat veteran of a Law Enforcement or Intelligence Agency they will receive some skill modifiers as listed here: Military or Law Enforcement Veteran

Morrow Project North Training

When initially enrolled in the Project, all personnel will undergo basic training. At this time, the following skills will be learned during Morrow Project basic training:

• +20% to Handgun
• +20% to SMG
• +20% to Rifle
• +20% to Shotgun
• +20% to Hand-to-hand Combat
• +20% to Thrown Weapons
• +20% to Drive MPV
• +20% to First Aid
• +20% to Survival
• +20% to Instruction
• +20% to GPK (General Project Knowledge)

Recovery Skills (pick any two)

• +30% to Animal Husbandry, Blacksmithing, Carpentry, Farming, Masonry or Tailoring

Following basic training all Morrow Project Team members undergo further training, it is during this time that they learn the skills that are required to function together as a Morrow Project Team.  By virtue of the broad spectrum of subjects taught to the Morrow Project personnel during Team training all members also receive a basic grounding in a few degree skills.

Team Training Package

• +10% to Hand Gun
• +10% to Rifle
• +25% to Survival
• +20% to First aid
• +30% to Reconnaissance
• +20% to Drive M.P.V.
• +20% to Heavy Vehicle Operation
• +20% to Repair Mechanical
• +20% to Crew Served Weapons

Degree Skills

• +10% to any 6 degree skills

Post basic and Team training

After Morrow Project basic and Team training your character receives an additional pool of 100(?) points to spend on skills that pertain to their specific Team job/position.

At this point your character should be nearly finished – all you may need to do is complete any fleshing out of their history or background and discuss with the PD any other information about your character that needs clarification or is of note.

All characters that have served in the military receive the following bonuses.

Military – Regular Forces Basic Training:

• +5% in Rifle, Machine Guns, Mortars, Cannons, Reconnaissance, Communications, Bayonet, First Aid, Hide, Climb, Jump, and Swim

If your character was in the Special Forces (ie; Marine Force Recon, Navy Seals, “Green Berets”, Joint Task Force 2, Canadian Special Operations Regiment, etc…) they receive these additional bonuses.

Military – Special Forces:

• +20% to Handgun, Rifle, Heavy Weapons, Special Weapons
• +15% to Armed Combat, Swim, Cartography, Communications, First Aid, Survival, Interrogation, Demolitions, Reconnaissance, and Stealth

If your character was an Officer in any branch of the military they receive these additional bonuses.

Military – Officer:

• +5% in Oratory, Communications, Reconnaissance and Camouflage
• +10% in Hand Gun, Missile Launchers, Grenade Launchers, Flame Weapons, and Map Making/Reading

There are also bonuses for Combat Veterans.  These are acquired for each ‘Tour of Duty’ performed in a combat zone.

• +5% in one of the following; Handgun, Shotgun, Submachine Gun, or Rifle*
• +5% in one of the following; Heavy Weapons, Communications or Special Weapons*
• +5% in one of the following; Knife or Bayonet*
• +5% in one of the following; First Aid, Tracking, Camouflage, Hide, Reconnaissance, Move Silently, or Listen*

*Choose one of the skills listed from each of the four categories listed and apply the modifier to that skill.

Law Enforcement or Intelligence Agency modifiers

Patrol:

• +10% to Handgun, Shotgun, Hand-to-Hand Combat, First Aid, Climb, Drive Wheeled, Jump

Drug Prevention:

• +10% to any three: Handgun, Shotgun, Armed Combat, Special Weapons, or Hand-to-Hand Combat.
• +10% to any Four: First Aid, Camouflage, Stealth, Cartography, Reconnaissance, Interrogation, Oratory, Climb, Communications

SWAT or Field Assignment:

• +20% to Handgun, Submachine Gun, Special Weapons
• +15% to Armed Combat, Climb, Cartography, First Aid, Survival, Interrogation, Demolitions, and Stealth

Agriculture
Is composed of knowledge dealing with growing seasons, fertilizers, farm ecology, soil analysis, food plant pathology, etc.  Holding a degree in this field does not make the character a farmer, nor can the character necessarily farm.  The character does know more about the theory of farming than do most farmers.

Architecture
The knowledge of buildings, and styles. The ability to design and layout plans for buildings.
Biology    Provides the character with knowledge of basic biology.  The character will also have a nodding acquaintance with aquatic biology, microbiology, and physiology.  The player character will be able to perform simple water, soil, and air analysis, identify artificial biological plagues, etc.

+5% Treat Poison/Disease, +10% First Aid

Botany
Identification/classification of plants and identification of genetic changes/mutation of plant life.  The emphasis lies upon identification and uses of edible and poisonous plants.

Chemistry
Basic familiarity with all large fields of chemistry.  Emphasis on practical combinations of substances to produce desired compounds.  Holders of this degree can be expected to know how to produce fertilizers, gun powder, and mild explosives, glass, etc.  But to produce anything the chemist must first have materials to work with.

Computer Science
Familiarity with hardware assembly, software design, and theory and operation of all major types of computers at the time of freezing.  Understands all major languages.  The holder of this degree can best be thought of as a top-flight operator, second-string programmer, and third-rate designer and builder.  Familiar with all MP computers.

Special: At MS and PH.D. level, +10% Computer Repair and +20% MP Computer Repair.  These are additive to the basic electrical repair skill when dealing with sick computers.

Dentistry (40%) – Assistant
BS level degree – Competent to assist a full dentist but not to be trusted with live human patients save in the most dire emergency. Dental skill must be “bought” with at least 40% to begin.  Only player characters who have “bought” into the dental degree field can ever progress beyond 40%.  Dental degree holders have very limited amounts of equipment;  only small field kits.

Dentistry (60%) – Intern
MS level degree – Almost a dentist but not quite there yet.  Can handle normal dentistry, with some luck.  Can make dentures. Dental skill must be “bought” with at least 40% to begin.  Only player characters who have “bought” into the dental degree field can ever progress beyond 40%.  Dental degree holders have very limited amounts of equipment;  only small field kits.

Dentistry (80%) – Dentist
PhD level degree – Can deal with all normal dental problems without resulting to a die roll. Dental skill must be “bought” with at least 40% to begin.  Only player characters who have “bought” into the dental degree field can ever progress beyond 40%.  Dental degree holders have very limited amounts of equipment;  only small field kits.

Ecology
Primarily resource evaluation and use.  Degree holders are competent to evaluate most natural, climatic, and human variables, and arrive at a reasonably accurate ecological statement.

Economics
“Emphasis on macro economics, capable of micro economics, flow analysis, an ecologist of economic conditions.  Not so much concerned with money as with flow of goods. Not a creator of systems, rather an analyst of existing systems.”

Engineering, Aeronautical
Familiar with design and application of all aspects of flight, from wings, to planes, to missiles.  Also familiar with the controls needed to allow the proper flight of each type, and aerodynamics.

Engineering, Chemical
Familiar with Chemical make ups of molecules.  Dabbles in the processes of developing new chemicals like synthetic oils.  Person holding this degree would be used to study chemical properties that may have changed due to nuclear irradiation or biological contamination.  He would also be the one to try to develop some kind of antidote to these biological hazards.

+5% treat disease/poison

Engineering, Electrical
Familiar with designing electrical circuits to perform specific functions.  Holder of this degree can design new circuits, reverse engineer old circuits and then figure out what its purpose was, and understand the theory involved in how these circuits work.

+5% Repair Electrical, Computer Repair, and MP Computer Repair.

Engineering, Mechanical
Familiar with the operation and design of mechanical components.  This includes how engines, windmills, water pumps, and any other similar devices work.  Holder of this degree will be able to design, and with the proper tools and materials, build these type of designs.  Can also take an existing design and see if there is ways to improve its output.

+10% Repair Mechanical

Engineering, Structural
Familiar with construction and destruction of structures.  Knows about design procedures and materials needed to build structures.  Knows what to look for for weak points in existing structures and the best way to bring the structure down with the use of strategically placed explosive charges.

+10% in Demolition

Forestry
Forest ecology, economics of logging operations, wood types and their uses, growing cycles, tree pathology, etc.

Geology
Emphasis on mineral survey;  determining what is in an area and the relative difficulty of extraction and refinement for use.  Capable of identifying mineral deposits and their purity and concentration (size of deposit).  An adequate mining engineer, but by no means an expert on mining operations.

History
Familiar with the history of human development, both in the U.S. and in the rest of the world.  The emphasis here is on the arts of civilization;  primitive methods of getting things done, both socially and technically.  The possessor of such a degree can be expected to be conversant with primitive law, government, weaving, smelting, candle making, blacksmithing, etc.

Linguistics
The theory of languages.  Analysis, roots, structure, etc. This is not a teaching/learning process.  The holder of this degree understands how languages work and is entitled to a die roll to learn any language each time he/she spends a week in constant contact with the language speakers.  Once the individuals level in the language is higher than their linguistics skill level (BS = 20%, MS = 30%, PH.D = 40%) then the roll for increase is based on how well he knows the language and not his linguistics skill. The linguist must live with the people whose language he is trying to learn. This means living in their community with or without other members of the project in residence.

Mathematics
Theoreticians of the first water.  Conversant with the higher forms of mathematics and their more exotic branches.

Special:  Degree holders are able to deal with the mathematical computation portions of problems at a minimum of 40%.  PD may wish to add to this percentage based on the relative difficulty of a problem.

Medicine (40%) – Medical Student
BS level degree – The skill holder has studied medicine. The character is capable of treating disease, surgery, dentistry etc. The skill holder must have the necessary instruments, drugs, etc to be truly effective. This skill grants a bonus to the following skills, these bonuses are not cumulative, you merely use the highest: Competent enough to assist a resident doctor but not to be trusted with live human patients save in the direst emergency.

+20% First Aid, +10% Treat Poisons, +10% Treat Diseases

Medicine (60%) – Medical Intern
MS level degree – The skill holder has studied medicine. The character is capable of treating disease, surgery, dentistry etc. The skill holder must have the necessary instruments, drugs, etc to be truly effective. This skill grants a bonus to the following skills, these bonuses are not cumulative, you merely use the highest: Almost a doctor but not quite there yet, can handle most things though only major surgery with some luck.

+45% First Aid, +25% Treat Poisons, +25% Treat Diseases

Medicine (80%) – Resident Doctor
PhD level degree – The skill holder has studied medicine. The character is capable of treating disease, surgery, dentistry etc. The skill holder must have the necessary instruments, drugs, etc to be truly effective. This skill grants a bonus to the following skills, these bonuses are not cumulative, you merely use the highest: Able to deal with all normal medical and surgical problems.

+80% First Aid, +50% Treat Poisons, +50% Treat Diseases

Nursing
Male or female, of the four year Registered Nurse (RN) Program.  This skill is at the 40% level, never more or less.  The degree can be expanded through experience rolls.  All of the skills usually associated with the discipline.

+30% First Aid, +15% Treat Disease

Pathology
This is the science of diseases, their nature, causes, progress and symptoms.  It is the ability to treat diseases respectively and to know of the classification, causation, organic changes, symptoms, and cure of diseases.

A score of 40% or higher in this skill will give a bonus to the following: +20% Treat Disease

Pharmacy
The production of pharmaceutical products.  Medicines and their properties, drugs and their effects.  Can make any medicine/drug existing at the time of freezing if given time, equipment, and materials.

+5% Treat Poison/Disease

Philosophy
A specialist in comparative social mores and ethics.  Degree holders are at their best in long term social analysis, sometimes as negotiators.

+5% Oratory

Physics
Those holding a degree in physics are assumed to have a working knowledge of all forms of the science, up to and including nuclear physics.  Indeed, most project physicists are concerned primarily with nuclear physics.  These are not bomb makers.  Rather, these specialists are concerned with the preservation of the pre-war nuclear power technology.

Political Science
Those whose studies have provided them with an understanding of various political systems and processes.  Not creators of such systems, but specialists in analyzing the mechanical processes of government systems.

+5% Oratory

Sociology
Specialists in identifying the ways in which people live together in a society.  Sometimes like narrow gauge political scientists;  but more concerned with the how than the why.  Analysts of social mores, expectations, ethnic influences, social history, etc.

Veterinary Medicine
Just what the degree traditionally implies, with an added emphasis on farm animals.  Treatment of disease, surgery, etc.  Minimum level for this degree is an MS.  Veterinary Medicine skill must be “bought” with at least 40% to begin.  Only player characters who have “bought” into the degree field can ever progress beyond 20%.

Zoology
The study of animal life in general.  Classification of animals, genetic properties, migratory habits, climatic and geographical ranges, breeding habits and seasons, etc.

Your character’s background and history can be a reflection of your real life self or something totally fictional.  Before moving forward with your character please consult with your PD to discuss what direction you’d like to go with this.

Personal Data

All other personal data like height, weight, handedness, hair and eye color is up to your own discretion.  The only contradiction to this is if you want your character to be ambidextrous.  If this is what you want then please let the PD know.

Continue on to…   Initial Skills & Proficiencies

Acrobatics (Dex)
Ability to perform acrobatic maneuvers.

Boat handling (Int)
The ability to operate boats of sizes from the smallest up to a 20’ Yacht without needing a roll except under harsh conditions.

Booby-Traps (Int)
The ability to set and disarm booby traps.  This also gives you a +5% bonus to your Perception roll when searching for booby-traps.

Camouflage (Int)
The ability to hide your person and equipment through the use of surrounding materials and face paint.  This roll will dictate how good of a job you did.  This will be a modifier against the enemies Perception roll when looking for the camouflaged item.

Climb (Str)
Ability to pick out the proper route to climb sheer surfaces and to find handholds where none are apparent.

Communications (Int)
The ability to utilize radios to communicate with other individuals.  This skill allows you to gain the best transmitting range and receiver sensitivity from your radio.

Computer Programming (Int)
The ability to program computers in multiple languages.  This skill also gives the individual a chance to hack into a computer to search for information or to install viruses.

Cooking (Int)
The ability to take raw meat, vegetables, and other ingredients and prepare them for consumption.  The roll is only used when trying to cook something new and make it so it will not get others sick.

Cryptography (Int)
The ability to create and break cyphers used in encrypting messages.  This skill can also be used to devise cypher keys for the radios used by the teams.

Demolitions (Int)
The ability to set explosive charges to destroy structures or vehicles. Also the ability to place or locate, remove, and disarm mines.

Disguise (Cha)
Ability to mask ones one features to blend in with others and go unnoticed.

Drive MPV (Int)
The ability to understand, fully, the operational aspects of all Morrow Project Vehicles.  All MPV’s have the same basic operating principles and just vary slightly as to handling.

Drive, Tracked (Int)
The ability to drive vehicles that use an inter-linked track as their mode of propelling a vehicle.  This can include anything from a bulldozer to an M1 Tank.

Drive, Wheeled (Int)
The ability to drive wheeled vehicles of all types from a motorcycle up to the monster construction vehicles.

First Aid (Int)
The ability to render immediate medical assistance to an injured person.  This roll will determine whether the person was able to stop bleeding, splint a fracture, or just keep a person alive until more qualified medical personnel arrive.

Fishing (Int)
The knowledge of using a pole with thin line and hood attached, or a net to catch fish.  This includes the knowledge of what type of fish to find in certain areas, their normal hiding places, and what type of bait is best used to attract them.

Foraging (Per)
Ability to find known edible plants, vegetables, and animals.

Forgery (Int)
The ability to take an original document and create a duplicate that looks close enough to the original to be mistaken for it.  The better the individual rolls on this increases the difficulty for the person trying to see if it is a fake.

Forward Observer (Int)
The knowledge on how to direct incoming indirect fire.  This knowledge will be used to call in the grid coordinates of the intended target and any adjustments to the fire to cause the next rounds to land on target and stay on target.  Also includes the knowledge of what type round would do the most damage to the target.

General MP Knowledge (Int)
This skill represents how much knowledge the character knows about the Morrow Project.

Gunsmith (Int)
The ability to repair minor damage to damaged weapons as long as the parts and tools are available.  This skill also gives the individual the ability to try to manufacture some weapons given the materials and tools needed.

Hide (Int)
The ability to blend in with the surrounding terrain.  This is the ability to bend into the shadows or trees so that you will not be seen.  A successful camouflage roll, for the area you are in, will increase your chances by +5% of successfully hiding.

Hunting (Int)
The knowledge of animal habits, good spots for hunting blinds, and best time of the year to find animals.  Good for locating animal sign when used in conjunction with perception and tracking.

Instruction ((Int + Cha)/2)
Ability to teach others skills known by the individual.  This skill combined with another skill gives an individual a chance to train somebody on that second skill.  If the instruction roll is successful then the student increases in the skill as per an increase roll for a skill successfully used.

Interrogation (Int)
The ability to question personnel in such a way as to garner any knowledge that they may have that would be of use to you.

Jump (Str)
Ability to and land on target as long as it is within strength/2 in meters distance with a running start and strength/4 in meters from a standing jump.

Laboratory Techniques (Int)
The knowledge of how to use laboratory equipment and how to obtain information from laboratory experimentation.

Listen (Per)
Ability to hear low noises when concentrating to hear them.

Lock-Picking (Int)
The knowledge on how locks work and how to open them given the proper tools.

Map Making/Reading ((Int + Per)/2)
The knowledge on how to create topographical maps from observation and satellite images.  And also how to read them to assist in navigating from one point to another in a given area.

Metallurgy (Int)
The knowledge on all forms of metals and the processes needed to produce them.  Given the proper tools and materials the person with this skill could produce the desired metal stock.

Meteorology (Int)
The knowledge on interpreting data gained from weather instruments to be able to predict things such as the chance of precipitation, temperatures, humidity, etc.

Mountaineering (Int)
The knowledge on equipment required for extended travels in mountainous terrain and the ability to choose the best possible routes through the mountains.

Move silently (Dex)
Ability to move through terrain while causing the least amount of noise as possible.

Oratory ((Int _Cha)/2)
The ability to talk to people in a concise manner that is easily understood.  The ability to let ones position known without making it appear to be endangering to others.

Parachuting (Int)
The knowledge on the proper procedures for using a parachute as a means to egress from an aircraft.  This includes static line, and free fall, and also the use of standard chutes and the wing style.

Pilot, Jet ((Int + Dex)/2)
The ability to pilot jet aircraft.  No roll would be needed during normal flight but if any kind of maneuver were to be performed, such as taking off, landing, or combat maneuvers, a roll would be needed.

Pilot, Prop ((Int + Dex)/2)
The ability to pilot propeller driven aircraft.  As with Pilot Jet no roll would be needed unless some kind of maneuver were being performed.

Pilot, Rotary Wing ((Int + Dex)/2)
The ability to pilot helicopters.  This one is a little bit more difficult than piloting a jet.  Even what would seem to be normal maneuvers require a roll as to the intricacies of keeping a helicopter flying.

Pilot, VTOL ((Int + Dex)/2)
The ability to pilot Jet aircraft that have the ability to perform Vertical Take-Off and Landing, i.e. Harrier Jump Jet.  This one is like the piloting a jet except when it comes to landing using the VTOL capabilities where it becomes more difficult.  Inc

Reconnaissance (Int)
The reconnaissance skill consists of determining troop strength and location. The term troop strength applies to tanks, aircraft and other types of vehicles. A failed skill roll can result in an over or under estimation of troop strength and/or size.

Repair, Computers (Int)
The ability to diagnose computer problems and fix them given the materials needed.

Repair, Electrical (Int)
The ability to diagnose electrical problems and fix them given the materials needed.  This includes vehicular electrical wiring and electronics of any kind.

Repair, Mechanical (Int)
The ability to diagnose mechanical problems and fix them given the materials needed.  This mainly pertains to vehicular problems but can include anything of a mechanical nature.

Repair, MP Computers (Int)
The ability to diagnose problems within the Morrow Project computers and fix them given the materials needed.

Research Techniques (Int)
This is the skill of how to extract and correlate information from various sources, also the ability to document the evidence.

Ride Horse (Dex)
Ability to ride horses and control them to have them do what you want as long as it is within their realm of possibility.

Run ((Str + Con)/2)
Ability to run for long distances.  A successful roll will allow a person to extend his running to twice his endurance before having to stop due to exhaustion.  Can also Sprint for distances equal to 1½ times their run distance for a number of turns equal to their Constitution divided by three.

Scrounge (Cha)
The ability to find needed items in the least likely areas.

SCUBA – Basic Open Water (Int)
The knowledge of the use and care of Self Contained Under-Water Breathing Apparatus equipment.  It also is the knowledge of all the rules pertaining to underwater operations such as maximum time allowable under water, speed for ascending back to the surface, etc…

SCUBA – Advanced Diver (Int)
An Advanced Diver has the practical experience to safely explore underwater in varying conditions and environments. Includes night, deep, wreck, navigation and naturalist training and dives. A minimum of 50% in
SCUBA – Basic Open Water is a prerequisite.

SCUBA – Master Diver (Int)
A Master Diver is a skilled rescue diver that has also acquired certification in computer diver, marine biology, fish-ID, and underwater photography on top of holding a track record of several open water dives in their logbook.  A minimum of 50% in SCUBA – Advanced Diver is a prerequisite.

Security Systems (Int)
The knowledge of how Security Systems work and how to bypass them if needed.

Skiing ((Str + Con)/2)
Ability to ski down average slopes with no roll needed.  When skiing down more advanced slopes then role for incidents.

Streetwise (Cha)
The ability to interact with the common person on the streets. Being able to feel out a crowd and gain knowledge without causing a scene or disturbance.

Swim ((Str + Con)/2)
Ability to swim normally with no roll needed.  When trying to swim extended distances roll to see when they tire.

Tactics (Int)
The knowledge on using terrain and assets to the best advantage to meet the present threat with the least amount of danger to your own forces.  This would include knowledge of good ambush locations, defensive layouts, etc.

Tannery (Int)
The knowledge on the proper procedure for curing animal hides to insure that they will be useful and not deteriorate after time. Also has a good knowledge on how to form the hides into useable clothing.

Tracking (Per)
Ability to notice and follow tracks and spore left behind by animals or humans.

Tracking Modifiers

Terrain Modifiers (use only one)

• Fresh snow (clearly outlined footprints) +30%
• Soft or muddy ground, loose dirt floor (good impressions of prints, but not as defined as fresh snow) +20%
• Thick brush, dense jungle (broken branches, crushed weeds) +15%
• Forests, fields, dusty indoor area (occasional marks of passage) +10%
• Normal ground, wood floor, plains with sparse vegetation (infrequent marks of passage) +/- 0%
• Desert, dry sand -10%
• Swamp (spongy surface but little mud for prints, much vegetation) -25%
• Rocky terrain, solid ice, stone floors, shallow water (prohibits all but the most minute signs of passage) -50%

Illumination Modifiers (use only one)

• Good illumination, sunny day; continual light or equivalent indoors +/- 0%
• Twilight, light fog, snow, torch or flashlight in dark interior of building -15%
• Night with full moon, day with moderate fog -30%
• Overcast night with no moon, dense fog, blizzard, blowing sand -50%

Special Modifiers (use all applicable)

• Every two creatures in group being tracked +5%
• Each additional tracker assisting (use the score of the best tracker) +5%
• Every 12 hours since trail was made -5%
• Every hour of rain, snow, or sleet since trail was made -25%
• Creature being tracked attempts to hide trail (covering footprints, detouring into stream, passing through secret door) -25%
• Hurried pace – normal (tracker) -10%
• Tracking pace – 3/4 normal (tracker) +/- 0%
• Slower pace -  1/2 normal (tracker) +5%
• Slower pace -  1/4 normal (tracker) +10%

Treat Disease (Int)
The knowledge on identifying known diseases, at the time of freezing, and the process, if any, for treating them.  Treating the disease is dependent on whether the drug is available or can be created.

Treat Poison (Int)
The knowledge on identifying the symptoms caused by poisoning of all known poisons, at the time of freezing, and how to treat them.  This includes the knowledge on what antidote is needed and how to make the antidote.  This does not mean they can treat them unless they have the proper antidote available or the materials needed to make the antidote.

Archery (Int)
Knowledge on care and use of Bows.

Thrown Weapons (Str)
Knowledge on effectively throwing bladed weapons and Grenades and hitting the target.

Bayonet (Str)
Knowledge on effectively using a Bayonet while attached to the end of a Rifle.

Cannons (Int)
Knowledge on care and use of all types of cannon style of guns to include anti-tank guns and field artillery type guns.

Black Powder Weapons (Int)
Knowledge on care and use of Black Powder weapons.

Dodge (Dex)
Knowledge on effectively dodging attacks from an opponent during unarmed combat.

Block (Dex)
Knowledge of effectively blocking an opponents attack during unarmed combat.

Grenade Launchers (Int)
Knowledge on care and use of all forms of grenade launchers from the personal issue to the vehicle mounted.

Flame Weapons (Int)
Knowledge on care and use of Flame thrower style of weapons.  This includes all weapons that shoot a jet of flammable liquid that is in turn ignited.

Knife (Dex)
Knowledge on effectively using a Knife in combat.  This includes using a Bayonet as a knife when it is not mounted on a Rifle.

Grab (Dex)
Knowledge on effectively grabbing an opponent during unarmed combat.

Hand Guns (Dex)
Knowledge on care and use of Pistols and Revolvers.

Roll (Dex)
Knowledge on effectively rolling when thrown by an opponent during unarmed combat.

Machine Guns (Int)
Knowledge on care and use of all forms of light through heavy machine guns.

Shotgun (Dex)
Knowledge on care and use of standard and automatic Shotguns.

Missile Launchers (Int)
Knowledge on care and use of all forms of missile launchers.

Mortars (Int)
Knowledge on care and use of indirect fire tube type weapons to include plotting target grids and ammo selection.

Rifle (Dex)
Knowledge on care and use of Rifles and Assault Rifles.

Special Weapons (Int)
Knowledge on care and use of many special purpose weapons.

Strike, Elbow (Dex)
Knowledge on effectively using the elbow as a weapon during unarmed combat.

Strike, Foot (Dex)
Knowledge on effectively using the foot as a weapon during unarmed combat.

Strike, Forearm (Dex)
Knowledge on effectively using the forearm as a weapon during unarmed combat.

Throw (Dex)
Knowledge on effectively throwing an opponent during unarmed combat.

Strike, Hand | Fist or Chop (Dex)
Knowledge on effectively using the hand as a weapon during unarmed combat.

Strike, Head (Dex)
Knowledge on effectively using the head as a weapon during unarmed combat.

Strike, Knee (Dex)
Knowledge on effectively using the knee as a weapon during unarmed combat.

Strike, Shoulder (Dex)
Knowledge on effectively using the shoulder as a weapon during unarmed combat.

Submachine Guns (Dex)
Knowledge on care and use of Submachine Guns.

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