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<blockquote data-quote="GQuail" data-source="post: 3011449" data-attributes="member: 30709">I don't think it's a strawman when you compare it to the example of how other non-core classes are used in the MM4: with explanations of how their unique features work.&nbsp; Against the model of the Scout listed, how could you manage a Psion?I agree that monster manuals are books where I accept that not every page therein is going to be something I'm using, but featuring something that's dependant on me owning X sourcebook is always a poor idea if there's an alternative.&nbsp; If that means a Mind Flayer sorceror rather than a Wilder, then that's what it should go for: unless the book is pretty explicit about it being an expansion of the previous book, such as a collection of specifically Psionic NPCs.Query: Although it doesn't have the history in game as Psionics does, would people mind is MMV featured Incarnum, Vestige or Truename using NPC?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GQuail, post: 3011449, member: 30709"] I don't think it's a strawman when you compare it to the example of how other non-core classes are used in the MM4: with explanations of how their unique features work. Against the model of the Scout listed, how could you manage a Psion? I agree that monster manuals are books where I accept that not every page therein is going to be something I'm using, but featuring something that's dependant on me owning X sourcebook is always a poor idea if there's an alternative. If that means a Mind Flayer sorceror rather than a Wilder, then that's what it should go for: unless the book is pretty explicit about it being an expansion of the previous book, such as a collection of specifically Psionic NPCs. Query: Although it doesn't have the history in game as Psionics does, would people mind is MMV featured Incarnum, Vestige or Truename using NPC? [/QUOTE]

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