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<blockquote data-quote="Graybeard" data-source="post: 3648800" data-attributes="member: 21705">In all the games I play in, a detailed background is required. The DM will give us bonus skill points and/or abilities based on our background. In the game I run, a more detailed background will help you in the game but everyone gets bonus skill points (+1 or +2 to a few skills) at character creation based on the background. I also give a free feat at first level chosen from a short list I made. all the PCs in my game have birthdates and sunsigns that may or may not grant additional benefits.As for social standing, it is important in all the games I play in and the one I run as well. although I have never seen anyone play a Prince, if someone wanted to in my game, I would discuss it with them first to make sure they understand all the implications. In the Eberron game I play in, one of the players is a scion of house Vadallis. The DM brings it into play often in the game. Sometimes it is a benefit for the rest of the group, sometimes not.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Graybeard, post: 3648800, member: 21705"] In all the games I play in, a detailed background is required. The DM will give us bonus skill points and/or abilities based on our background. In the game I run, a more detailed background will help you in the game but everyone gets bonus skill points (+1 or +2 to a few skills) at character creation based on the background. I also give a free feat at first level chosen from a short list I made. all the PCs in my game have birthdates and sunsigns that may or may not grant additional benefits. As for social standing, it is important in all the games I play in and the one I run as well. although I have never seen anyone play a Prince, if someone wanted to in my game, I would discuss it with them first to make sure they understand all the implications. In the Eberron game I play in, one of the players is a scion of house Vadallis. The DM brings it into play often in the game. Sometimes it is a benefit for the rest of the group, sometimes not. [/QUOTE]

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