Combat stunts & specialist class

[Ssehlëoj]

Hello, I'm Joël and I live in Spain. My english is very poor and rusty, but I hope we can understand us 
I have a question  about Ancient Auguries Combat stunts rules (simple): I guess the specialist class character can use this rule, but how? Like a Fighter or like a Cleric?
Congratulation for M74, a very good and light old school system 

[RandallS]

Hello, I'm Joël and I live in Spain. My english is very poor and rusty, but I hope we can understand us 
I have a question  about Ancient Auguries Combat stunts rules (simple): I guess the specialist class character can use this rule, but how? Like a Fighter or like a Cleric?

That would be for the GM to call based on what the character's area of specialization is. If it is not combat oriented (e.g. a History Loremaster), the character probably can't use the combat stunt rules at all.  Specialists who might get into fights fairly often (e.g. a Detective, a Cat Burglar), should be able to use them like a cleric.  A few areas of specialization might be combat-oriented enough to use them like a fighter but I really can't think of one off the top of my head.

[Ssehlëoj]

An assassin (kind of "ninja") or a ranger?

[RandallS]

An assassin (kind of "ninja") or a ranger?

I'd probably go with "like a cleric" on both.  Assassins try to avoid straight combat so they probably would not get the fighter level of abilities.  Rangers could go either way, I suppose. If their main function is fighting, let them have the fighter level of stunt abilities.  In either case, it is YOUR call as GM.  What best fits your campaign?

[Ssehlëoj]

I think "like a cleric" too. Thank you for the answers 

[RandallS]

Thank you for the answers 

Glad to help!