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<blockquote data-quote="Minigiant" data-source="post: 8075100" data-attributes="member: 63508">Maybe. But the point is whether a cleric or fighter who need saw a khopesh or shuriken in their life should be able to just pick it up off a dead foe and use it properly without penalty.Yeah. I'm not doing the &quot;Exotic is better&quot; mentality of 3e. I just think they should be a separate catergory for weapons that a military organization, normal weapons tutor, or war based culture would not train their warriors. I'd be okay with there being a fighting style that just gives you Exotic weapons proficiency.&nbsp; However I don't think the regional and universal should be lumped together.I only added advanced for the &quot;numbers go up&quot; and for advanced technology/magical weapons. For DMs with firearms, power fists, and lightsabers in their world.My guess it's just more weapons and armors. 5e really simplified things. And D&amp;D was already weird on how it handled them.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Minigiant, post: 8075100, member: 63508"] Maybe. But the point is whether a cleric or fighter who need saw a khopesh or shuriken in their life should be able to just pick it up off a dead foe and use it properly without penalty. Yeah. I'm not doing the "Exotic is better" mentality of 3e. I just think they should be a separate catergory for weapons that a military organization, normal weapons tutor, or war based culture would not train their warriors. I'd be okay with there being a fighting style that just gives you Exotic weapons proficiency. However I don't think the regional and universal should be lumped together. I only added advanced for the "numbers go up" and for advanced technology/magical weapons. For DMs with firearms, power fists, and lightsabers in their world. My guess it's just more weapons and armors. 5e really simplified things. And D&D was already weird on how it handled them. [/QUOTE]

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