Looking for skill tricks

[JackRackham]

Complete Scoundrel is obvious, but I could swear I saw some in other books? Anyone know where? I can't find them now to save my life.

[Fenryr]

I did a quick Google. I only found that Dragon #357 has some tricks. Remember the tricks?

[Ernir]

Google says there are a few more in Dragon Magazine 357.

Our Realms of Chaos has homebrewed (http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?t=171328) quite a few, if your group is up for such thing.

[sreservoir]

critical observation, heal instead of attack roll to confirm a critical; distracting taunt, bluff vs. concentration to disrupt a spell, which possibly makes a decent "counterspeller" out of a beguiler/magical trickster who can "recharge" the skill trick by expending one of plentiful spell slots, and can use glibness to almost guarantee success; ecstatic fervor reduces the concentration check when taking damage; insightful improvisation allows perform instead of gather information 1/day; rhetorical flourish reduces the penalty for full-round diplomancy to -5.

distracting taunt actually seems incredible, especially if combined with magical trickster to let you use it much more frequently. beguiler should do quite well at it with glibness; sorcerer should be capable, with bluff as a class skill and being charisma-based; bard could, but is a bit short on spell slots; wizard could use mnemonic enhancer to get more spells, and maybe some repeated or twinned or both, though they don't get much else in favor of them.

[JackRackham]

critical observation, heal instead of attack roll to confirm a critical; distracting taunt, bluff vs. concentration to disrupt a spell, which possibly makes a decent "counterspeller" out of a beguiler/magical trickster who can "recharge" the skill trick by expending one of plentiful spell slots, and can use glibness to almost guarantee success; ecstatic fervor reduces the concentration check when taking damage; insightful improvisation allows perform instead of gather information 1/day; rhetorical flourish reduces the penalty for full-round diplomancy to -5.

distracting taunt actually seems incredible, especially if combined with magical trickster to let you use it much more frequently. beguiler should do quite well at it with glibness; sorcerer should be capable, with bluff as a class skill and being charisma-based; bard could, but is a bit short on spell slots; wizard could use mnemonic enhancer to get more spells, and maybe some repeated or twinned or both, though they don't get much else in favor of them.
Yeah...I'm disappointed. I thought they were in some other books. The ones in Dragon, don't feel right to me (Critical Observation's not bad). They feel like not-very-good homebrew. Thanks for the help though guys.

[Douglas]

distracting taunt actually seems incredible, especially if combined with magical trickster to let you use it much more frequently. beguiler should do quite well at it with glibness; sorcerer should be capable, with bluff as a class skill and being charisma-based; bard could, but is a bit short on spell slots; wizard could use mnemonic enhancer to get more spells, and maybe some repeated or twinned or both, though they don't get much else in favor of them.
The Glibness bonus only applies to verbal lying, which I rather doubt this skill trick qualifies as.

[Weezer]

Yeah...I'm disappointed. I thought they were in some other books. The ones in Dragon, don't feel right to me (Critical Observation's not bad). They feel like not-very-good homebrew. Thanks for the help though guys.

Well it is Dragon after all, that's about as good as you can hope for.