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<blockquote data-quote="Water Bob" data-source="post: 7375981" data-attributes="member: 92305">AQUILONIA - AQUILONIAN SUB-RACESThe entire second chapter is devoted to helping players create specific Aquilonian characters and Game Masters create NPCs.&nbsp; Advice is given for Attalusians, Bossonians, Central Aquilonians, Gundermen, Poitainians, and the Tauran, plus those Aquilonians who live in the Westermarck.Each section covers skill and feat selection, social class notes, Honor and Allegiance notes, and class guidelines for each type of character.&nbsp; Note that this is a 1st edition book, so the Temptress class is not covered (as that class became official with the 2nd edition core rules).&nbsp; But, there is so much information provided that it should not be hard for a GM to figure the conditions required and barred from a Temptress classed character.This is an extremely useful chapter.&nbsp; Character rules in the core rulebook are necessarily somewhat generic.&nbsp; This chapter helps you customize a character to fit a particular type of Aquilonian citizen.I'd even go so far as to say GMs might want to use these guidelines in conjuction with the core rulebook in order to make customized Aquilonian characters.&nbsp; If there is a conflict in the rules, I would say that this chapter supersedes any rule from the core rulebook.&nbsp; This chapter is specific where as the core rulebook is more generic.<img src="https://i.pinimg.com/originals/fd/26/e2/fd26e24938ab3adac5018d685e138915.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " data-size="" style="" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Water Bob, post: 7375981, member: 92305"] [b]AQUILONIA - AQUILONIAN SUB-RACES[/b] The entire second chapter is devoted to helping players create specific Aquilonian characters and Game Masters create NPCs. Advice is given for Attalusians, Bossonians, Central Aquilonians, Gundermen, Poitainians, and the Tauran, plus those Aquilonians who live in the Westermarck. Each section covers skill and feat selection, social class notes, Honor and Allegiance notes, and class guidelines for each type of character. Note that this is a 1st edition book, so the Temptress class is not covered (as that class became official with the 2nd edition core rules). But, there is so much information provided that it should not be hard for a GM to figure the conditions required and barred from a Temptress classed character. This is an extremely useful chapter. Character rules in the core rulebook are necessarily somewhat generic. This chapter helps you customize a character to fit a particular type of Aquilonian citizen. I'd even go so far as to say GMs might want to use these guidelines in conjuction with the core rulebook in order to make customized Aquilonian characters. If there is a conflict in the rules, I would say that this chapter supersedes any rule from the core rulebook. This chapter is specific where as the core rulebook is more generic. [img]https://i.pinimg.com/originals/fd/26/e2/fd26e24938ab3adac5018d685e138915.jpg[/img] [/QUOTE]

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