Editing Truenamer (section)

==Most interesting thing about Truenamers==
So overall, truenamers are shit as far as classes go, but truenamers have one very interesting feature to them. It's mentioned in a side box that some people's true name gets harder and harder to say the older and more experienced they get, noting that many people who show this 'phenomenon' become leaders, heroes or villains. The truenamers think that this is because the universe takes an interest in people as they achieve more, become more powerful and more important to the universe, their true name becomes harder to say. But the Tome of Magic says it's because the person is gaining levels and hit dice, thus their DC to speak their true name goes up as well. To the NPCs to which the world is real, with hit dice as an abstraction, they only have a, quote, "vague sense of what's going on."

Stew on that for a second: the NPCs of a game, are able to detect to some degree the influence of the 'player' and are able to sense when that 'player' gets enough 'XP' by shivving enough crabs to make a person in the world stronger by go up a 'level'. We are not sure if that's [[fail]] or [[awesome]], you decide. This isn't the first time D&D acknowledged levels were an in-universe concept, though, as Trap the Soul in core mentions it is possible to "research" how many hit die a character has.