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<blockquote data-quote="The Crimson Binome" data-source="post: 6993933" data-attributes="member: 6775031">Fine, but let's also not pretend that official rules from official sources are any more meaningful than house rules that I just made up.We can all assume that the default rules for the base game are in effect, unless they aren't. Default rules mean fast healing, no feats, no multiclassing, no flanking, no third-party or SCAG or AG or UA or anything.Once you cross that line, all bets are off. Maybe dual-wielding is less important for melee rogues in your game because you're using the flanking rule. That's great for you, but there's no way that anyone else could know what you're talking about unless you specifically tell them what relevant changes you have made beyond the default game. It's no different than if you had a house rule that sneak attack applied to every attack, or worked with heavy weapons. The rules in the book support both official and house options equally.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The Crimson Binome, post: 6993933, member: 6775031"] Fine, but let's also not pretend that official rules from official sources are any more meaningful than house rules that I just made up. We can all assume that the default rules for the base game are in effect, unless they aren't. Default rules mean fast healing, no feats, no multiclassing, no flanking, no third-party or SCAG or AG or UA or anything. Once you cross that line, all bets are off. Maybe dual-wielding is less important for melee rogues in your game because you're using the flanking rule. That's great for you, but there's no way that [I]anyone else[/I] could know what you're talking about unless you specifically tell them what relevant changes you have made beyond the default game. It's no different than if you had a house rule that sneak attack applied to every attack, or worked with heavy weapons. The rules in the book support [I]both[/I] official and house options equally. [/QUOTE]

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