<blockquote><div><cite>Bright wrote:</cite>OOC:(This might sound like a silly question, but can I actively fail my rolls if I assume that my character would not do an action due to personality or because of other reasons? Also, if I don't have a skill in my sheet, what do I assume it is? Do I assume it is 0 and then roll a D10?)</div></blockquote><br/>{As to the first, you don't have to try to do anything. If you don't try, it's an automatic failure. Skills are described by<a class="postlink" href="http://www.d20pfsrd.com/skills">this</a>portion of the SRD. It seems like you always roll a D20, and calculate your result based on Table:Skill Check Bonuses. If you have no skill ranks in a skill, then it is 'untrained' - i.e. you roll a D20, add any racial modifier (in your case zero for all skills, I think), and any ability modifier, i.e. if you have +4 strength and are attempting to swim, which is based on strength, you add four to the roll of the D20. If it is a class skill<span style="font-style: italic">and</span>trained, you add an additional +3. To calculate your ability modifier (used in many places), take your ability value, say strength 19, subtract 10 to get 9, then divide by 2 to get 4.5 and round<span style="font-style: italic">down</span>to determine that your ability bonus for strength is +4. You may also have an armor check penalty (applies to strength and dexterity based skills only), which will be set by the kind of armor you are wearing, if any.)}<br/><br/><blockquote class="uncited"><div>Jules looked around at the various people, granted it was a bit of a far stretch to call them that, but he didn't really have a better word in his mind for it at the moment, and thought to himself that they were quite an interesting bunch.<br/><br/>He looked towards the goats before looking towards the host:<br/>"I`ve already ate, so with no intention of being rude, I am afraid I have to decline the offer of a meal."<br/>That was the truth, though to be honest, he liked his meal prepared and in much smaller portions.<br/><br/>He bowed slightly towards Zoraketra to show respect:<br/>"Your offer sounds most interesting however and I would gladly be part of this." Jules nodded towards Linda:<br/>"Though I too would feel inclined towards the use of teleportation as well. It would go much faster and we'd avoid any unforeseen events along the road."</div></blockquote><br/><br/>"I'm not offended," Zorakatra replies, "after all,<span style="font-style: italic">I</span>didn't cook it. For that matter, the goats have hardly been prepared at all. But feel free to help yourself to a little roasted bimbun if you feel peckish later. She's quite delicious," Zorakatra laughs. "Do you think your companion can handle a brace of goats, Aethon?" She asks the centaur.