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Does the Resilient feat give you proficiency in the skills associated with the chosen ability?
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If you take the Resilient feat, do you become proficient in the associated skills?
For example, if you were not proficient in Dex saving throws and choose Dex when you take the Resilient feat, are you now proficient in Stealth, Acrobatics, and Sleight of Hand?
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If you take the Resilient feat, do you become proficient in the associated skills?
For example, if you were not proficient in Dex saving throws and choose Dex when you take the Resilient feat, are you now proficient in Stealth, Acrobatics, and Sleight of Hand?
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If you take the Resilient feat, do you become proficient in the associated skills?
For example, if you were not proficient in Dex saving throws and choose Dex when you take the Resilient feat, are you now proficient in Stealth, Acrobatics, and Sleight of Hand?
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If you take the Resilient feat, do you become proficient in the associated skills?
For example, if you were not proficient in Dex saving throws and choose Dex when you take the Resilient feat, are you now proficient in Stealth, Acrobatics, and Sleight of Hand?
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No, Resilient grants proficiency in Saving Throws only
The PHB (pp 168) says the Resilient feat gives you (my emphasis):
...proficiency in saving throws using the chosen ability.
Skills and ability checks are separate mechanics that require proficiency of their own from a source (background, race, class etc.)
Related Skills could be improved, but you're still not proficient
If the ability chose to be Resilient in was an odd number originally, the feat also
Increase[s] the chosen ability score by 1...
The increase of 1 on an odd modifier would then improve your modifier by 1 as you reach the next even value. Skills that your DM calls for utilizing that modifier would also then increase by 1.
answered Jan 21 at 18:35
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It's not really what the questioner is asking about, but you might mention that Resilient also gives a +1 to the ability in addition to saving through proficiency. If that increases the ability modifier (because you went from an odd to an even ability score), the feat will improve all rolls made using the attribute (even non-proficient skill checks), if only by one.
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– Blckknght
Jan 21 at 23:10
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Another good phrase to keep in mind is the difference between "saving throws" and "checks". Even a straight dexterity check does not benefit from the proficiency of the Resilient feat.
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– Miles Bedinger
Jan 22 at 4:21
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@Blckknght Great point - I've added.
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– NautArch
Jan 22 at 14:40
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@MilesBedinger I added that into my first section - thank you!
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No, Resilient grants proficiency in Saving Throws only
The PHB (pp 168) says the Resilient feat gives you (my emphasis):
...proficiency in saving throws using the chosen ability.
Skills and ability checks are separate mechanics that require proficiency of their own from a source (background, race, class etc.)
Related Skills could be improved, but you're still not proficient
If the ability chose to be Resilient in was an odd number originally, the feat also
Increase[s] the chosen ability score by 1...
The increase of 1 on an odd modifier would then improve your modifier by 1 as you reach the next even value. Skills that your DM calls for utilizing that modifier would also then increase by 1.
answered Jan 21 at 18:35
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It's not really what the questioner is asking about, but you might mention that Resilient also gives a +1 to the ability in addition to saving through proficiency. If that increases the ability modifier (because you went from an odd to an even ability score), the feat will improve all rolls made using the attribute (even non-proficient skill checks), if only by one.
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– Blckknght
Jan 21 at 23:10
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Another good phrase to keep in mind is the difference between "saving throws" and "checks". Even a straight dexterity check does not benefit from the proficiency of the Resilient feat.
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– Miles Bedinger
Jan 22 at 4:21
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@Blckknght Great point - I've added.
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– NautArch
Jan 22 at 14:40
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@MilesBedinger I added that into my first section - thank you!
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– NautArch
Jan 22 at 14:40
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No, Resilient grants proficiency in Saving Throws only
The PHB (pp 168) says the Resilient feat gives you (my emphasis):
...proficiency in saving throws using the chosen ability.
Skills and ability checks are separate mechanics that require proficiency of their own from a source (background, race, class etc.)
Related Skills could be improved, but you're still not proficient
If the ability chose to be Resilient in was an odd number originally, the feat also
Increase[s] the chosen ability score by 1...
The increase of 1 on an odd modifier would then improve your modifier by 1 as you reach the next even value. Skills that your DM calls for utilizing that modifier would also then increase by 1.
answered Jan 21 at 18:35
NautArchNautArch
58.8k8211391
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$begingroup$
It's not really what the questioner is asking about, but you might mention that Resilient also gives a +1 to the ability in addition to saving through proficiency. If that increases the ability modifier (because you went from an odd to an even ability score), the feat will improve all rolls made using the attribute (even non-proficient skill checks), if only by one.
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– Blckknght
Jan 21 at 23:10
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Another good phrase to keep in mind is the difference between "saving throws" and "checks". Even a straight dexterity check does not benefit from the proficiency of the Resilient feat.
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– Miles Bedinger
Jan 22 at 4:21
1
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@Blckknght Great point - I've added.
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– NautArch
Jan 22 at 14:40
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@MilesBedinger I added that into my first section - thank you!
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– NautArch
Jan 22 at 14:40
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No, Resilient grants proficiency in Saving Throws only
The PHB (pp 168) says the Resilient feat gives you (my emphasis):
...proficiency in saving throws using the chosen ability.
Skills and ability checks are separate mechanics that require proficiency of their own from a source (background, race, class etc.)
Related Skills could be improved, but you're still not proficient
If the ability chose to be Resilient in was an odd number originally, the feat also
Increase[s] the chosen ability score by 1...
The increase of 1 on an odd modifier would then improve your modifier by 1 as you reach the next even value. Skills that your DM calls for utilizing that modifier would also then increase by 1.
answered Jan 21 at 18:35
NautArchNautArch
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No, Resilient grants proficiency in Saving Throws only
The PHB (pp 168) says the Resilient feat gives you (my emphasis):
...proficiency in saving throws using the chosen ability.
Skills and ability checks are separate mechanics that require proficiency of their own from a source (background, race, class etc.)
Related Skills could be improved, but you're still not proficient
If the ability chose to be Resilient in was an odd number originally, the feat also
Increase[s] the chosen ability score by 1...
The increase of 1 on an odd modifier would then improve your modifier by 1 as you reach the next even value. Skills that your DM calls for utilizing that modifier would also then increase by 1.
answered Jan 21 at 18:35
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answered Jan 21 at 18:35
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answered Jan 21 at 18:35
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It's not really what the questioner is asking about, but you might mention that Resilient also gives a +1 to the ability in addition to saving through proficiency. If that increases the ability modifier (because you went from an odd to an even ability score), the feat will improve all rolls made using the attribute (even non-proficient skill checks), if only by one.
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– Blckknght
Jan 21 at 23:10
3
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Another good phrase to keep in mind is the difference between "saving throws" and "checks". Even a straight dexterity check does not benefit from the proficiency of the Resilient feat.
$endgroup$
– Miles Bedinger
Jan 22 at 4:21
1
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@Blckknght Great point - I've added.
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– NautArch
Jan 22 at 14:40
1
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@MilesBedinger I added that into my first section - thank you!
$endgroup$
– NautArch
Jan 22 at 14:40
add a comment |
3
$begingroup$
It's not really what the questioner is asking about, but you might mention that Resilient also gives a +1 to the ability in addition to saving through proficiency. If that increases the ability modifier (because you went from an odd to an even ability score), the feat will improve all rolls made using the attribute (even non-proficient skill checks), if only by one.
$endgroup$
– Blckknght
Jan 21 at 23:10
3
$begingroup$
Another good phrase to keep in mind is the difference between "saving throws" and "checks". Even a straight dexterity check does not benefit from the proficiency of the Resilient feat.
$endgroup$
– Miles Bedinger
Jan 22 at 4:21
1
$begingroup$
@Blckknght Great point - I've added.
$endgroup$
– NautArch
Jan 22 at 14:40
1
$begingroup$
@MilesBedinger I added that into my first section - thank you!
$endgroup$
– NautArch
Jan 22 at 14:40
3
3
$begingroup$
It's not really what the questioner is asking about, but you might mention that Resilient also gives a +1 to the ability in addition to saving through proficiency. If that increases the ability modifier (because you went from an odd to an even ability score), the feat will improve all rolls made using the attribute (even non-proficient skill checks), if only by one.
$endgroup$
– Blckknght
Jan 21 at 23:10
$begingroup$
It's not really what the questioner is asking about, but you might mention that Resilient also gives a +1 to the ability in addition to saving through proficiency. If that increases the ability modifier (because you went from an odd to an even ability score), the feat will improve all rolls made using the attribute (even non-proficient skill checks), if only by one.
$endgroup$
– Blckknght
Jan 21 at 23:10
3
3
$begingroup$
Another good phrase to keep in mind is the difference between "saving throws" and "checks". Even a straight dexterity check does not benefit from the proficiency of the Resilient feat.
$endgroup$
– Miles Bedinger
Jan 22 at 4:21
$begingroup$
Another good phrase to keep in mind is the difference between "saving throws" and "checks". Even a straight dexterity check does not benefit from the proficiency of the Resilient feat.
$endgroup$
– Miles Bedinger
Jan 22 at 4:21
1
1
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@Blckknght Great point - I've added.
$endgroup$
– NautArch
Jan 22 at 14:40
$begingroup$
@Blckknght Great point - I've added.
$endgroup$
– NautArch
Jan 22 at 14:40
1
1
$begingroup$
@MilesBedinger I added that into my first section - thank you!
$endgroup$
– NautArch
Jan 22 at 14:40
$begingroup$
@MilesBedinger I added that into my first section - thank you!
$endgroup$
– NautArch
Jan 22 at 14:40
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