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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dungeonosophy" data-source="post: 8008888" data-attributes="member: 6688049">Yeah, in 5E it'd be just lore, but in my 6E, all meaningful fluff is converted into crunch. Like, if the DM chooses to have the Bulette target an Elf, the Bulette must make a saving throw or lose its turn due to aversion. And if the Bulette bites an elf, must make CON save or be sickened. And same for dwarves (but less penalty).And if halfling or horse within sight, must attack them in preference to all other targets (unless DM makes WIS save for the Bulette.)And PCs can make a skill test to make a trick shot on the soft spot. And different test to attack the eyes.And, unless that party has fought a Bulette before using these methods, they can't do these (even if the the player knows the lore Out of Character), unless they make a monster lore check or some kind of perception/investigation/tactics check.Bring back all the lore, from all editions, and make it meaningful "fluff-crunch."</blockquote>