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<blockquote data-quote="UofMDude" data-source="post: 128771" data-attributes="member: 637">Personally I wouldn't characterize this as whining.&nbsp; But even if you do, so what?&nbsp; What does it matter if other DM's whine about something?&nbsp; It should only matter if your players whine about something.I should know.&nbsp; I tried to do something to wizards that I thought would a) add more flavor and b) make scribing easier but my player whined so I dropped it.&nbsp; Specifically I wanted to change the wizard (before the campaign mind you) so instead of scribing spells (and incurring the scribing cost) the only way to add a spell to your spell book was to cast it off a scroll.&nbsp; I was also going to allow someone to use someone else's spell book WITHOUT LIMIT (even without having &quot;scribed&quot; the spell yourself) as long as they made the easy spellcraft roll.&nbsp; Like I said, it's only your players whining that matters.UofMDude</blockquote>

[QUOTE="UofMDude, post: 128771, member: 637"] Personally I wouldn't characterize this as whining. But even if you do, so what? What does it matter if other DM's whine about something? It should only matter if your players whine about something. I should know. I tried to do something to wizards that I thought would a) add more flavor and b) make scribing easier but my player whined so I dropped it. Specifically I wanted to change the wizard (before the campaign mind you) so instead of scribing spells (and incurring the scribing cost) the only way to add a spell to your spell book was to cast it off a scroll. I was also going to allow someone to use someone else's spell book WITHOUT LIMIT (even without having "scribed" the spell yourself) as long as they made the easy spellcraft roll. Like I said, it's only your players whining that matters. UofMDude [/QUOTE]

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