Sujet : Re: NPC classes
De : weberm (at) *nospam* polaris.net (Ubiquitous)
Groupes : rec.games.frp.dndDate : 02. Apr 2024, 16:38:41
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spallshurgenson@gmail.com wrote:
One of the problems I've found with 'classing' NPCs is that it leads
to power creep. The king has to be a level 15 warrior, the blacksmith
is 4th level rogue, etc. etc. Superficially this makes sense, except
D&D classes are largely ranked around their combat effectiveness, and
that's not the only way to achieve power. So I try to avoid giving
levels and classes to the NPCs.
I found the comcept of "NPC classes" interesting in 3.x edition, but a lot of
time it was better to just give them a couple "real" classes to make them
more dangerous to the PCs.
I'd hate to meet a 20th level epic baker (expert), tho! :-D
-- Let's go Brandon!