Craftsmanship

Craftsmanship
Craftsmanship is the understanding of how stuff works, reflecting your practical know-how when it comes to using tools effectively. While Craftsmanship can be complemented by Scholarship, it can just as easily be the result of a lot of hours of getting your hands dirty and having a natural feel for how things work. Characters with high Craftsmanship are handy around the house and under the hood of a car; they are always helpful when a moody wizard shorts out your GPS. They include inventors, mechanics, and carpenters.



Breaking
''Craftsmanship is also the skill for unmaking things (in a mundane, practical sense). Given time and tools, a craftsman can topple virtually any building, structure, or device. In those circumstances, you can use Craftsmanship to attack these things directly and deal stress or consequences to them. In addition, you may use Craftsmanship to set up attacks and maneuvers against another target using the sabotaged building, structure, or device—such as setting up a bridge to collapse when someone’s walking across it. ''

  

Building
''You can use Craftsmanship to build something— provided you have a decent understanding of how to build it, as well as plenty of needed tools, materials, and time. The less you have of any of these things, the higher the difficulty to get it done. Craftsmanship is primarily used with declarations. ''

  

  Fixing
<p class="MsoNormal" style="margin-bottom:0.0001pt;line-height:normal;margin-left:24px;"><span style="font-size: 12.0pt;font-family:"Arial","sans-serif"">''Craftsmanship can be used to repair devices— again, if you have the time, materials, and the right tools. ''