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<blockquote data-quote="Imaro" data-source="post: 6496769" data-attributes="member: 48965">I'm sorry but I'm seeing an issue where you knew what your players wanted... knew you did not have the knowledge base to give it to them, but decided to run it anyway... and surprise they were disappointed.&nbsp; I mean you know what limit you want... one book, why not establish that as the continuity for your Realms and if they don't like it or want more... well then choose not to run it since you aren't going to make them happy (and more importantly as evidenced by your posts, you're not going to have fun running it).EDIT: I'm sorry but I believe the campaign world and it's boundariesi/makeup are up to the DM and this illustrates a big reason i lean in that direction.&nbsp; He or she is the one ultimately running it, tracking it, keeping the continuity going, etc.&nbsp; So yeah if the players are asking for something you don't want to do or can't it's ok to limit or even deny what they are asking for.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Imaro, post: 6496769, member: 48965"] I'm sorry but I'm seeing an issue where you knew what your players wanted... knew you did not have the knowledge base to give it to them, but decided to run it anyway... and surprise they were disappointed. I mean you know what limit you want... one book, why not establish that as the continuity for your Realms and if they don't like it or want more... well then choose not to run it since you aren't going to make them happy (and more importantly as evidenced by your posts, you're not going to have fun running it). EDIT: I'm sorry but I believe the campaign world and it's boundariesi/makeup are up to the DM and this illustrates a big reason i lean in that direction. He or she is the one ultimately running it, tracking it, keeping the continuity going, etc. So yeah if the players are asking for something you don't want to do or can't it's ok to limit or even deny what they are asking for. [/QUOTE]

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