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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Greg K" data-source="post: 5849702" data-attributes="member: 5038">The last time (and only time) that I have had a complaint was back around 2001 or 2002. It was a Rolemaster game and the first time that I implemented restrictions (other than no evil characters or monster characters).  I didn't allow the Noble Warrior profession ( a warrior that uses magic to enhance his abilities) and a few other professions. Plus, I replaced a few spell lists with those from the Standard System edition.  The Noble Warrior was the favorite profession for one of the players and he was, initially, upset about the exclusion and a few others were not too keen on the idea of restrictionsThe player that favored the Noble Warrior played a Cavalier instead.  By the end of the first session, he was having a blast playing his Cavalier.  It became one of his two most favorite RPG characters and, every time, I would take a small break and have someone else run an rpg for a few sessions, the player kept wanting me to restart my campaign so that he could return to playing his cavalier.After that campaign, none of the players ever questioned having restrictions and felt having restrictions enhanced the campaign and feel of the world.</blockquote>