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<blockquote data-quote="Hussar" data-source="post: 8778523" data-attributes="member: 22779">Do they want to know now?Does your Battlemaster player want to know why he has limited maneuver dice?&nbsp; Does any fighter player want to know why he has limited action surges?&nbsp; Does any barbarian player want to know why his rage grants him damage reduction?&nbsp; Or, do the players not care at all, or, if they do, then they come up with their own explanations?So, you are using Yuan-Ti differently than what the rules say, and you have a bunch of homebrew stuff.&nbsp; Not really countering my point here.&nbsp; Sure, fifty years after you started playing?&nbsp; Maybe then you start using class leveled NPC's.&nbsp; But in the 80's?&nbsp; Practically nothing had class levels.&nbsp; I'll see your home campaign and raise you about two or three dozen 1e modules where there were virtually no NPC's with class levels, and, the only things that did have class levels were the odd human or demi-human, most of which were friendly.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hussar, post: 8778523, member: 22779"] Do they want to know now? Does your Battlemaster player want to know why he has limited maneuver dice? Does any fighter player want to know why he has limited action surges? Does any barbarian player want to know why his rage grants him damage reduction? Or, do the players not care at all, or, if they do, then they come up with their own explanations? So, you are using Yuan-Ti differently than what the rules say, and you have a bunch of homebrew stuff. Not really countering my point here. Sure, fifty years after you started playing? Maybe then you start using class leveled NPC's. But in the 80's? Practically nothing had class levels. I'll see your home campaign and raise you about two or three dozen 1e modules where there were virtually no NPC's with class levels, and, the only things that did have class levels were the odd human or demi-human, most of which were friendly. [/QUOTE]

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