Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Heretic Apostate" data-source="post: 1279808" data-attributes="member: 696">Just like all barbarians aren't Barbarians, not all aristocrats are Aristocrats...&nbsp;And there's also a Noble class in the Wheel of Time.&nbsp;My opinion of Noble/Aristocrats is that they are from cadet branches of noble families or major agents of merchant houses.&nbsp; They're not in line to inherit leadership in their houses, but they derive some benefit from their upbringing and their connections.&nbsp;They should have access to things like the Wealth feat (from the free Wheel of Time download, if I recall correctly) and Leadership.&nbsp; What else, I don't know.&nbsp;Other classes can be of the nobility, but unless they take a few levels of aristocrat/noble, they are disreputable in those social circles...&nbsp;Though now that I think on it, a Noble Blood feat (first-level only) might work just as well...&nbsp; Hmmm...&nbsp;And shouldn't this be in the House Rules forum?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Heretic Apostate, post: 1279808, member: 696"] Just like all barbarians aren't Barbarians, not all aristocrats are Aristocrats... And there's also a Noble class in the Wheel of Time. My opinion of Noble/Aristocrats is that they are from cadet branches of noble families or major agents of merchant houses. They're not in line to inherit leadership in their houses, but they derive some benefit from their upbringing and their connections. They should have access to things like the Wealth feat (from the free Wheel of Time download, if I recall correctly) and Leadership. What else, I don't know. Other classes can be of the nobility, but unless they take a few levels of aristocrat/noble, they are disreputable in those social circles... Though now that I think on it, a Noble Blood feat (first-level only) might work just as well... Hmmm... And shouldn't this be in the House Rules forum? [/QUOTE]

Verification