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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Scribble" data-source="post: 5855842" data-attributes="member: 23977">I know what you mean... but to me they get ugly mainly because they also tend to at heart center around wether or not that's how the game should BE. X is no fun so D&D should not BE that.Not sure if I'm making sense with that- but I feel it's different.But I think I'm trying to express something different...Your post might actually be a perfect example- I think there is an idea that's kind of sprung up that there is an "Official" D&D, and whatever is the printed rule is that official D&D.This is the attitude I want to see change. I want the game to be modular enough that there isn't ONE set of rules that if you've changed you're considered to be playing a modified version of D&D.IE I don't want the rules to say here are the rules to D&D but you can change them with these options... I want them to say Here are the different options, please select how you want D&D to work for you.Instead of opting to change a rule we should just select which one to use from the start.I think THAT will go a long way towards changing the mindset that D&D has to = one thing at a time.</blockquote>