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-====== Skills ======
-**The Nexus Framework** intentionally uses a fairly light skill structure.  There are only twelve skills, each one very broad in scope.  However, a character will typically be able to focus on a specific skill by selecting Skill Traits.
-The skills are each tied to one attribute, and add that attribute's modifier to their own when using that skill.
-^Skill       ^  Attribute  ^
-|Aim         |  Dexterity  |
-|Athletics   |  Agility    |
-|Brawling    |  Body       |
-|Endurance   |  Body       |
-|Knowledge   |  Education  |
-|Leadership  |  Charisma   |
-|Melee       |  Agility    |
-|Perception  |  Foresight  |
-|Planning    |  Foresight  |
-|Precision   |  Dexterity  |
-|Profession  |  Education  |
-|Social      |  Charisma   |
-===== Skills and Training =====
-Each skill in the game has an associated training value, which represents a character’s competence with that skill. Skills can be either trained or untrained:
-==== Untrained Skills ====
-If a skill is untrained, the character has no formal ability in it, and its value is +0. The character can still attempt the skill, but they rely entirely on the governing attribute and any situational modifiers.
-==== Trained Skills ====
-When a character first becomes trained in a skill, that skill receives a value of +2, reflecting basic proficiency.
-Trained skills improve over time. Upon reaching levels 2, 8, and 13, any skill a character has trained will gain an additional +1 bonus to its value. Further specialization is possible: certain traits allow characters to gain bonuses to skills within specific fields, representing focused study, practice, or innate talent.