OOG Logistics for the Anniversary Event

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17 years 9 months ago #6120 by Gallion (Gallion)
If you play both characters, yes



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17 years 9 months ago #6123 by geezer (geezer)
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17 years 9 months ago #6132 by Ardentfyre (Ardentfyre)

9. As a special bonus for setting aside your regular PCs to try this experimental plot with us, players who attend the event and PC will be entitled to self-teach one profession list skill, higher list skill, or profession list for whichever regular PC you play after the anniversary plot concludes.


Do these rules apply like a Banquet?  I.E. can we only learn one skill on sunday, or can we self teach one thing and learn others in a standard fashion?

Also, if this is just a bonus skill, does it count towards the standard Higher List learning of "one new, one old" skill per event?

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17 years 9 months ago #6134 by Fogrom (Fogrom)
You can learn skills normally in addition to the bonus self-teach. A self-taught higher list skill counts as your new one for this event.

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