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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Rel" data-source="post: 1239706" data-attributes="member: 99">I don't really think it would "suck".  My only reservation is that one of the main reasons that I so eagerly jumped at the chance to be in your AU game (aside from the fact that all indications are that you're a great GM) is to try out one of the cool new race/class combos of that setting.  That being the case, I'd prefer not to wind up playing some sort Animal Companion that largely lacked those features.As far as you keeping the characters a secret until Game Day, that's fine by me.  One less thing I need to think about until I'm actually there having the fun.  I'll try and read up on a few of the various rules (especially about spellcasting) in advance so that I'm ready to roll with whatever character comes my way.And, by the way, you're not the only person who's adopted P-kitty's rule about familiars and animal companions.  Last night the party Wizard asked his familiar to keep a watch out on some potential enemies.  I looked to the player to his left and said, "And what does the weasel think about that idea?"  He replied, "You want me to stand watch, by myself, in the dark, against Spider People?  I don't think so, boss."</blockquote>