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 The other type of techniques are Familiarities. These are similar to specialisations but tend to be used in practical skills rather than knowledges. Familiarities tend to be well defined for a particular skill. For example Drive will have a familiarity for car, lorry, bike, ATV, HGV, tank. Not having the familiarity counts as a default, halving your roll for all skill attempts.
-Skills which require familiarity will have a default familiarity which is obtained automatically as part of the skill. For example, Drive assumes familiarity with cars. If you want to be good with a motorbike, you need to buy this as an extra. It's not perfect (since Yags doesn't allow you to be good at riding a motorbike, but not a car), but it keeps things consistent.
+Skills which require familiarity will have a default familiarity which is obtained automatically as part of the skill. For example, Drive assumes familiarity with cars. If you want to be good with a motorbike, you need to buy this as an extra. It's not perfect (since **YAGS** doesn't allow you to be good at riding a motorbike, but not a car), but it keeps things consistent.
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