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-Creation-Date: 2013-07-25T22:55:21-04:00
 ====== Balance (Skill) ======
-Created Thursday 25 July 2013
-=== BALANCE (DEX) ===
+===== BALANCE (DEX) =====
 //Armor Penalty//
 You can keep your balance while walking on a tightrope, narrow beam, slippery surface, or uneven ground.
-**Check:** You can walk on a precarious surface. A successful check lets you move at one-half your speed along the surface as a move action. A failure indicates that you spend your move action keeping your bal-ance and do not move. A failure by 5 or more indicates that you fall. The DC depends on the conditions, as detailed below:
-Conditions Balance		 	Check DC*
+**Check:** You can walk on a precarious surface. A successful check lets you move at one-half your speed along the surface as a move action. A failure indicates that you spend your move action keeping your balance and do not move. A failure by 5 or more indicates that you fall. The DC depends on the conditions, as detailed below:
-Surface 7-12 in. wide 		10
-Surface 2-6 in wide 		15
+|**Conditions**|**Balance Check DC**|
-Surface less than 2 in. wide 	20
+|Surface 7-12 in. wide|10|
-Surface uneven or angled 	10
+|Surface 2-6 in wide|15|
-Surface slippery 			10
+|Surface less than 2 in. wide|20|
-*Add +5 to the DC if a narrow surface is slip-pery or angled. Add +10 if it is both.
+|Surface uneven or angled|10|
+|Surface slippery|10|
+*Add +5 to the DC if a narrow surface is slippery or angled. Add +10 if it is both.
+**Accelerated Movement:** You can try to move across a precarious surface more quickly by taking a –5 penalty on your Balance check. You can charge across a precarious surface, as well, by taking a –5 penalty to the check, and taking an extra check if you move more than your speed.
-**Accelerated Movement:** You can try to move across a precarious surface more quick-ly by taking a –5 penalty on your Balance check. You can charge across a precarious surface, as well, by taking a –5 penalty to the check, and taking an extra check if you move more than your speed.
 **Being Attacked While Balancing:** While balancing you are flat-footed (you lose your Dexterity bonus to Defense), unless you have 5 or more ranks in Balance. If you take damage you must make a Balance check again to keep your balance.
-**Resist Zero-G Bull Rush:** Normally, a successful Bull Rush in zero-g results in the target being moved 10 feet, as opposed to 5 feet, for every 5 points by which the at-tacker’s Strength check exceeds the defend-er’s. However, the defender may make a Balance check (opposed by the attacker’s Balance or Dexterity check) in order to reduce the Bull Rush movement to the normal 5 feet per 5 points. This check is made as a free action, in reaction to the attacker’s successful Bull Rush.
-**Special:** You can take 10 when making a Balance check, but you can’t take 20. A character with the Focused feat gets a +2 bo-nus on all Balance checks.
+**Resist Zero-G Bull Rush:** Normally, a successful Bull Rush in zero-g results in the target being moved 10 feet, as opposed to 5 feet, for every 5 points by which the attacker’s Strength check exceeds the defender’s. However, the defender may make a Balance check (opposed by the attacker’s Balance or Dexterity check) in order to reduce the Bull Rush movement to the normal 5 feet per 5 points. This check is made as a free action, in reaction to the attacker’s successful Bull Rush.
+**Special:** You can take 10 when making a Balance check, but you can’t take 20. A character with the [[focused_feat|Focused]] feat gets a +2 bonus on all Balance checks.
 **Time:** Balancing while moving at one-half your movement speed is a move action. Accelerated Movement, allowing you to move at your full move rate, is also a move action.
-@skills @dexbased @armorpenalty
+{{tag>skills dexbased armorpenalty}}

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