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Message: <blockquote data-quote="kunadam" data-source="post: 8950323" data-attributes="member: 57610">I feel that some people here do not feel the need for a social pillar because it is less important/less consequential than combat. But combat can only be won if you have any chance of besting your opponent, and those chances mostly depend on social interactions. Can you convince someone to lend his/her army? To equip you with cold iron against the wicked fey?Would you risk your life for nothing, or how did you negotiate the price for your party's services?Would the ruler just throw you to jail and let your rot there because you broke the law? Did you have a good reason to do so?While I agree that social encounters could not kill you in themselves, but the consequence of them can.Also look at Hancock or any of the Spiderman stories. They are the heroes, but others can cause plenty of mayhem for them on a social level. The same can apply to adventuring parties as well. Will they be seen as heroes and saviors, or just a murderous/thieving lot?</blockquote>