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<blockquote data-quote="Bront" data-source="post: 3890355" data-attributes="member: 19696">I disagree at this point.&nbsp; Often, the ones who have multiple characters are the ones more encouraged to run a game or two, as well as write new material for LEW.&nbsp; Many people would choose not to run an extra, but I know a few who would love to.&nbsp; However, my idea of limiting it to 1 L1 character at a time beyond 3 (And I mean 1 L1 active total, regardless of it being in or out of an adventure) should keep that in check, and we can even add that players with 3 or less character get first dibs on adventures if they want it, so that regular players with more characters can't squeeze out other players.I don't mind the DM Credit idea though.&nbsp; It encourages people to run games, but I might suggest adding something to the DM credits then.&nbsp; When a player writes a new rule, feat, class, or location that gets approved, that they should get a DM credit as well.&nbsp; This encourages players who aren't good or into DMing but good at writing fluff or world expanding material a reward, and allow them to earn the right to get an extra character as well.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bront, post: 3890355, member: 19696"] I disagree at this point. Often, the ones who have multiple characters are the ones more encouraged to run a game or two, as well as write new material for LEW. Many people would choose not to run an extra, but I know a few who would love to. However, my idea of limiting it to 1 L1 character at a time beyond 3 (And I mean 1 L1 active total, regardless of it being in or out of an adventure) should keep that in check, and we can even add that players with 3 or less character get first dibs on adventures if they want it, so that regular players with more characters can't squeeze out other players. I don't mind the DM Credit idea though. It encourages people to run games, but I might suggest adding something to the DM credits then. When a player writes a new rule, feat, class, or location that gets approved, that they should get a DM credit as well. This encourages players who aren't good or into DMing but good at writing fluff or world expanding material a reward, and allow them to earn the right to get an extra character as well. [/QUOTE]

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