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Message: <blockquote data-quote="sithramir" data-source="post: 1076008" data-attributes="member: 12183">By hearing these responses. He is not the DM for you. I would definitely suggest leaving the group. However, I was in this situation and was just suggesting what I tried to show the DM I was unhappy.     His problem was that he hated high levels and high magic. My wizard finally made it to fifth level and I was unable to choose the spells I wanted. I was stuck with melf's minute meteors and I hated it. I had no magical equipment and at one point he decided to make exp charts his way. An elf took 5 times the normal exp to level. So 5000 exp or so for second level elf. That was like 3rd lvl if you decided to play a human. This is where I and other players would take no more.    I bought a DMG and started my own game. The reason I suggested doing another game was because I did that and ALL the players came to my game. Eventually even the DM learned to understand his fault (though he still wanted to DM that way while we refused to play his game) and he started playing in my game also. I just didn't want you to lose friends you've made from gaming for several years. If the DM won't tolerate another person's game then who cares? Who is he to make such a decision for ALL of you. If everyone else wants to he better suck it up or go home. You might not want to DM, but by doing this you could at least keep the same gaming friends minus one a$$ DM and eventually get a good game going.    Its sometimes not easy to move to a whole new group but if thats what it takes to make you happy do so. I just hope that this could help you find a better way to keep some of those old friends but actually enjoy the game.</blockquote>

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