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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ace" data-source="post: 3225826" data-attributes="member: 944">I don't disagree. However the players have more choice than the DM most of the time. Now When I am looking to play D&D I ask politely up front what the expected level up rate and magic item density is. IMO in  D&D this is the key question. The rest not so much It would be better to say -- this is upfront what i expect and if you don't want to meert it I don't want to play. Its wrong to do it mid game Almost every fantasy game I have played in seems like every other. YM Will V but this has been my experience - every RPG session has ben like every other. I was gaming a long time ago myself and speaking frankly I have NEVER been in an engaging story unless I ran it -- I have some good bits and a few exciting herioics (once in a Rolemaster game) these things do exist but most of the gaming I have played in has been tedious  plodding dull, repetitious and  uninspired -- keep in mind I have played under at least a dozen GM's of differing skill levels so i am nota  newbie I solved the problem by essentially never playing and only GMing My players like my games, I like GMing everyone is happy</blockquote>