Greybar
No Trouble at All
Since in my description there is a big screen talking about each combatant, I may be interpreting the knowledge of opponent more liberally than you guys have in the past.
If a combatant passes this DC10 Int check (if untrained in the appropriate knowledge), then I'm allowing them to take a clue from the announced name of the creature to realize that creature's "signature" characteristic. This is only the idea that every "adventuring" adult creature of human-average intelligence in a fantasy world is probably familiar with the idea that a dragon has a breath weapon, for instance. They may be confused as to what energy goes with what color in some cases, but they get the idea.
In the past, have you folks been adding one more SQ or SA for each +5 as your intepretation of this rule?
If a combatant passes this DC10 Int check (if untrained in the appropriate knowledge), then I'm allowing them to take a clue from the announced name of the creature to realize that creature's "signature" characteristic. This is only the idea that every "adventuring" adult creature of human-average intelligence in a fantasy world is probably familiar with the idea that a dragon has a breath weapon, for instance. They may be confused as to what energy goes with what color in some cases, but they get the idea.
In the past, have you folks been adding one more SQ or SA for each +5 as your intepretation of this rule?
