Scribble First Post Oct 14, 2007 #11 Psion said: That sort of thing varies from racial substitution levels in only one way I can think of mechanically: substitution levels let you expand your skill list too. Other than that, it's a matter of presentation. Really, it's pretty much the same thing. Click to expand... Yeah, I guess thinking about it it is... Aside from the fact that it's sort of a ability for ability type of swap instead of an all or nothing type... I wonder why they decided to present it in a separte format in the drow book?
Psion said: That sort of thing varies from racial substitution levels in only one way I can think of mechanically: substitution levels let you expand your skill list too. Other than that, it's a matter of presentation. Really, it's pretty much the same thing. Click to expand... Yeah, I guess thinking about it it is... Aside from the fact that it's sort of a ability for ability type of swap instead of an all or nothing type... I wonder why they decided to present it in a separte format in the drow book?
Aus_Snow First Post Oct 14, 2007 #12 Scribble said: I wonder why they decided to present it in a separte format in the drow book? Click to expand... Is that book mainly for players or DMs? Put another way, for PCs or NPCs?
Scribble said: I wonder why they decided to present it in a separte format in the drow book? Click to expand... Is that book mainly for players or DMs? Put another way, for PCs or NPCs?
Scribble First Post Oct 15, 2007 #13 Aus_Snow said: Is that book mainly for players or DMs? Put another way, for PCs or NPCs? Click to expand... Shrug... Both? I guess I'd lean more towards DM's (aka NPCs...) But still, why not be consistent?
Aus_Snow said: Is that book mainly for players or DMs? Put another way, for PCs or NPCs? Click to expand... Shrug... Both? I guess I'd lean more towards DM's (aka NPCs...) But still, why not be consistent?
