Well, the modifier does make a difference, but if it's just a matter of a point... *shrugs*<br/><br/>Profession is a wider knowledge of what you could do with craft. You know<em>how</em>to make a stew with craft, but with profession, you know what goes into a stew and more about how to vary it with spices, different ingredients and such. Profession is meant to be a wider base of information and knowledge while craft is designed to be more focused.<br/><br/>For example, a cabinet maker knows how to shape the wood to make a wardrobe, but the profession would know more about the varieties of wood, styles and where to get the materials. If that makes any sense.<br/><br/>As I said, in this instance, they're pretty much one in the same. I don't think that it would matter... unless you're concerned with the difference between a merely good pot of fish stew and an excellent pot of fish stew.<br/><br/>On the other hand, a single point can mean the difference between eatable and poisoning. ;)