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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Minigiant" data-source="post: 9809128" data-attributes="member: 63508">Because D&D rarely goes out the way to show the assumption that every possibility is possible. If a player isn't mentioned, you can't assume a specific player is on the team if the team is mention.A position of the team can be assumed but specifics not attached to the requirements of the time isn't.The player characters are mentioned in the adventure so whoever is in the party is assumed to be there but specifics aren't. Unless the adventure has specifics required in the player party.For example there is nothing banning a person who was from France from being on a professional football team. But unless you mentioned that they have a player from France on the professional football team you wouldn't assume that there is a Frenchman on the professional football team. In order for a French footballer to be assumed frenchmen would have to be already tied to football or a football player on the team would have to be described as being French.</blockquote>