If an Undead Slayer has maintained weaponless conduct by the time they get crowned, their skill cap in martial arts is raised to Grand Master.

Artifact book (novel?) that when read teaches you one level of any skill. This may include skills you are restricted in (though it might only raise it to Unskilled) and skills past your role’s cap.

Wielding a weapon while getting crowned either unrestricts it if you were Restricted in it, or otherwise raises your skill cap an additional level, up to Expert. Though this is obviously bad for inter-role balance.

A variant monk role, or a “specialization” picked at some early level such as 3 or 5, which is a weapons-using monk. Has the same or a slightly reduced capacity for spellcasting and gains weapon skill caps at the expense of reducing martial arts’s cap to Skilled or Expert. Still has a body armor penalty.

Archeologists should have Skilled skill cap in either darts or spears to nod towards Mesoamerican atlatls and other throwing devices.

Wizards shouldn’t have a Skilled skill cap in polearms; they’re not supposed to be great with martial weapons like that.

Tourists can get Basic skill in club due to having played baseball and being familiar with bats, and Skilled in riding because riding is a popular tourist attraction.

Archeologists should have a skill cap of at least Basic in axe.

Give Healers at least Basic skill cap in enchantment spells, maybe Skilled.

When a Priest is gifted an artifact weapon, they are unrestricted in its skill and their skill cap in it is set to Skilled, rather than Basic.

When viewing skills with #enhance, show the maximum skill caps for all listed skills.

Allow Rangers to advance bow skill to Master.

Healers get a Basic skill cap in divination spells.

Barbarian unarmed skill enhances for free when you finish the Quest, get crowned, or reach a certain level.