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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Minigiant" data-source="post: 9809300" data-attributes="member: 63508">Exactly.D&D runs on the concept of the DM and the player having a similar mentality of what the world contains and how the rules within the world work. You start with the base rules of the game and you pair down or add. Usually the biggest ad is the setting which adds specific aspects to the game and removes specific aspects to the game. However even if not explicitly said if an important aspect to the game is not mentioned, does not appeared or necessary parts of existence are not described, by the DM then the player will not have the mentality that it exists.You only get so much time of not showing something where people will still assume that because it's a base rule it's still exists in the game.Core game aspects change from existing to non-existing to existing again based on description or mention. Session 20 if you haven't mentioned aboleths at all, I'm not going to be assuming aboleths exist.</blockquote>