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<blockquote data-quote="DEFCON 1" data-source="post: 9391274" data-attributes="member: 7006">There's a big difference between...&quot;Ha ha!&nbsp; You have no choice in the matter!&nbsp; You have to play this D&amp;D game in the manner I have put forth!&quot;and&quot;These are the genre, atmosphere and rules for the gamer I am running.&nbsp; If you don't wish to play D&amp;D in this manner, then you do not have play in this campaign.&nbsp; You're free to decide.&quot;And I think it is an extreme exaggeration if someone suggests that the former is the primary thing we see of the two.&nbsp; Because most DMs just don't care who plays in their games or not.&nbsp; There are almost always players out there looking for games.&nbsp; So a DM with reasonable campaign set up and some preferred specifics will be able to find players to fill those seats more often than not... also because many players just don't care about campaign specifics either.&nbsp; &quot;No dragonborn and warlocks in this game?&nbsp; No problem!&quot;And for the few players a restriction like that is a hill too far?&nbsp; Well... they can just choose not to join the campaign.&nbsp; And the DM doesn't have to &quot;force&quot; or &quot;coerce&quot; anybody.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DEFCON 1, post: 9391274, member: 7006"] There's a big difference between... "Ha ha! You have no choice in the matter! You have to play this D&D game in the manner I have put forth!" and "These are the genre, atmosphere and rules for the gamer I am running. If you don't wish to play D&D in this manner, then you do not have play in this campaign. You're free to decide." And I think it is an [I]extreme[/I] exaggeration if someone suggests that the former is the primary thing we see of the two. Because most DMs [I]just don't care[/I] who plays in their games or not. There are almost always players out there looking for games. So a DM with reasonable campaign set up and some preferred specifics will be able to find players to fill those seats more often than not... also because many players just don't care about campaign specifics either. "No dragonborn and warlocks in this game? No problem!" And for the few players a restriction like that is a hill too far? Well... they can just choose not to join the campaign. And the DM doesn't have to "force" or "coerce" anybody. [/QUOTE]

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