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<blockquote data-quote="Starbuck_II" data-source="post: 4652459" data-attributes="member: 61375">There are a couple of possibilities:1) Houserule&nbsp;2) The friend has had that rule houseruled in the past that they have internalize the houserule as the official rule (happens alot)&nbsp;3) Both are completely mistaken, but assume that is the rule.&nbsp;Options:If #1 you can argue that he should mention that it is a houserule (some people forget that they aren't following official rules and houserule by mistake) &nbsp;If #2 Show that friend that that isn't an actual rule (monster manual is the official manual for Lycan changes)Ask, &quot; I think maybeyou were mistaken because the book doesn't say that. Are you sure that is a rule?&quot;.You never want to just say you because people can get defensive (so best to make it &quot;I&quot; first).Best to have the friend on your side when asking DM if this was a rule.&nbsp;If #3, same as 2 but ask DM since they are only assuming.&nbsp;No need to leave the game. But always ask if they are sure because my books don't say that.&nbsp;Heck the SRD doesn't say that: and as they are owned by Wizards of the Coast that makes them official-like.&nbsp;It is more than likely possibility #3.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Starbuck_II, post: 4652459, member: 61375"] There are a couple of possibilities: 1) Houserule 2) The friend has had that rule houseruled in the past that they have internalize the houserule as the official rule (happens alot) 3) Both are completely mistaken, but assume that is the rule. Options: If #1 you can argue that he should mention that it is a houserule (some people forget that they aren't following official rules and houserule by mistake) If #2 Show that friend that that isn't an actual rule (monster manual is the official manual for Lycan changes) Ask, " I think maybeyou were mistaken because the book doesn't say that. Are you sure that is a rule?". You never want to just say you because people can get defensive (so best to make it "I" first). Best to have the friend on your side when asking DM if this was a rule. If #3, same as 2 but ask DM since they are only assuming. No need to leave the game. But always ask if they are sure because my books don't say that. Heck the SRD doesn't say that: and as they are owned by Wizards of the Coast that makes them official-like. It is more than likely possibility #3. [/QUOTE]

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