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<blockquote data-quote="Morrus" data-source="post: 8665486" data-attributes="member: 1">I think you’re conflating “exploration pillar” with “wilderness”. You can explore dungeons and cities.All classes have exploration knacks (they’re called something different for each class but they all have features for the exploration pillar). If you don’t use the exploration&nbsp; pillar of the game, it’s an even effect across the board.The ranger might be an exception, but we have non-wilderness ranger archetypes. But if the campaign really lacks an entire pillar, I’d expect you’d tell your players in advance. If you don’t use the combat pillar, tell them before they choose a fighter. If you don’t use the social pillar, tell them before they chose an bard or a marshal. We feel these things are easy to handle.But the basic design is — every class has combat, social, and exploration features. Whatever pillar of the game you are playing, your character can do something. We don’t like on here having to watch while other people play D&amp;D. That’s no fun.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Morrus, post: 8665486, member: 1"] I think you’re conflating “exploration pillar” with “wilderness”. You can explore dungeons and cities. All classes have exploration knacks (they’re called something different for each class but they all have features for the exploration pillar). If you don’t use the exploration pillar of the game, it’s an even effect across the board. The ranger might be an exception, but we have non-wilderness ranger archetypes. But if the campaign really lacks an entire pillar, I’d expect you’d tell your players in advance. If you don’t use the combat pillar, tell them before they choose a fighter. If you don’t use the social pillar, tell them before they chose an bard or a marshal. We feel these things are easy to handle. But the basic design is — every class has combat, social, and exploration features. Whatever pillar of the game you are playing, your character can do something. We don’t like on here having to watch while other people play D&D. That’s no fun. [/QUOTE]

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