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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MNblockhead" data-source="post: 8118617" data-attributes="member: 6796661">Funny thing is that I've never had this issue playing as an adult in real life. I make a pitch, usually several pitches, and we discuss it. The only time I get any grief over campaign-related restrictions is when I mention them in forums. Not allowing dragonborn or tieflings in my campaign apparently makes me an awful DM whose table would be shunned by a large number of EN Worlder's.  In real-life, however, I think people are less steadfast in these attitudes. Or at least the vociferous denouncers in public discussion boards are a small vocal minority who don't reflect the majority of players. If there are issues in real life, it is almost always a communication issue. If there is good communication before the campaign starts and the DM regularly touches base with the players, than any players refusing to except the premises of the campaign has more bigger issues than poor gaming etiquette.</blockquote>