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<blockquote data-quote="Bacon Bits" data-source="post: 8093221" data-attributes="member: 6777737">Nothing recent, but....I've played in campaigns that were mostly urban or sometimes entirely urban and one player will choose to be a Ranger or Druid. Often they would ask about their animal companion and be upset that they can't wander around the city or the Underdark with a grizzy bear in tow or somesuch. I've played in a campaign where one player choose to play a mounted combat specialist. The campaign was based on plane hopping through portals in various hard to reach locations. I don't think we ever got back to his mount that he tied up after we found the first ladder.I remember a campaign where someone insisted on playing an Aarakocra (which used to have de jure fear of being underground or indoors which resulted in penalties). The DM told us the campaign was going to be primarily be Undermountain.I remember campaigns where someone would insist on playing a Necromancer or Assassin when there was already a Paladin, or vice-versa. I'm sure some people love this kind of intra-party conflict, but I'd rather it stayed in Dragonlance novels.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bacon Bits, post: 8093221, member: 6777737"] Nothing recent, but.... I've played in campaigns that were mostly urban or sometimes entirely urban and one player will choose to be a Ranger or Druid. Often they would ask about their animal companion and be upset that they can't wander around the city or the Underdark with a grizzy bear in tow or somesuch. I've played in a campaign where one player choose to play a mounted combat specialist. The campaign was based on plane hopping through portals in various hard to reach locations. I don't think we ever got back to his mount that he tied up after we found the first ladder. I remember a campaign where someone insisted on playing an Aarakocra (which used to have [I]de jure[/I] fear of being underground or indoors which resulted in penalties). The DM told us the campaign was going to be primarily be Undermountain. I remember campaigns where someone would insist on playing a Necromancer or Assassin when there was already a Paladin, or vice-versa. I'm sure some people love this kind of intra-party conflict, but I'd rather it stayed in Dragonlance novels. [/QUOTE]

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