Gift
Skill
Skill noun - Subtle or imaginative ability in inventing, devising, or executing something.
Usage example: with unbelievable skill, the expert in origami transformed a few sheets of paper into a menagerie of exotic animals
Gift is a synonym for skill in accomplishment topic. Sometimes you can use "Gift" instead a noun "Skill", if it concerns topics such as flair.
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
| good | good gift | good skill |
| rare | rare gift | rare skill |
| special | special gift | special skill |
| best | best gift | best skill |
| Other adjectives: particular, natural, specific, right, appropriate, free, powerful, actual, real, great, little, personal, unique, incredible, final, amazing, greater, greatest, magical. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- In first edition each species and career applied to a different number of skills and species included a number of gifts and flaws while some careers had gift or skill prerequisites, so they each had a different point cost.
Source: Splat - And while you're born with your specific gift (other than the ability to cast spells and scry, each of the witches has their own skill — telekinesis, empathy, etc.), you have to learn to use your abilities and hone your skills.
Source: Training the Gift of Magic - In Gunnerkrigg Court Annie made boots as a gift, so she had to compensate for lack of bootmaking experience and lack of measures with excess of magical skill.
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