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<blockquote data-quote="Mistwell" data-source="post: 6625661" data-attributes="member: 2525">You know, strawmanning me twice in a row on the same topic doesn't make it any more right.Maybe you are having trouble resisting strawmanning me.&nbsp; If so, here is the actual quote for you to work with:&quot;It puts me in an uncomfortable position when one of my players buys a new book and wants an option from that book that I am not sure I want in my game. I don't know how it will work with our setting, with all the other things that player already has on their character, with the abilities of the other characters in the group, with my adventure, etc.. So now I need to make a decision between telling my player no and disappointing them, or telling them yes and having a problem later. I don't like being put in that position to begin with - and fewer books means it happens less.&quot;Now lets see if you can disagree with my perspective without being snarky, rude, dismissive, insulting, or elitist.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mistwell, post: 6625661, member: 2525"] You know, strawmanning me twice in a row on the same topic doesn't make it any more right. Maybe you are having trouble resisting strawmanning me. If so, here is the actual quote for you to work with: "It puts me in an [B]uncomfortable position[/B] when one of my players buys a new book and wants an option from that book that [B]I am not sure[/B] I want in my game. I don't know how it will work with our setting, with all the other things that player already has on their character, with the abilities of the other characters in the group, with my adventure, etc.. So now I need to make a decision between telling my player no and disappointing them, or telling them yes and having a problem later. [B]I don't like being put in that position to begin with - and fewer books means it happens less[/B]." Now lets see if you can disagree with my perspective without being snarky, rude, dismissive, insulting, or elitist. [/QUOTE]

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