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<blockquote data-quote="Tessarael" data-source="post: 1441570" data-attributes="member: 12909">This shouldn't happen too often hopefully. I recommend you do the following ... Go through Unearthed Arcana, and make a list of alternatives that you will allow or are adopting. Make a list of those you won't allow. Make a list of those you might allow - subject to playtesting and discussion. Make those lists available to your players. That should cut down on discussion. Wizards of the Coast released a checklist somewhere for Unearthed Arcana precisely for this purpose.I did something similar when I was DM for an Arcana Unearthed (yes, the other one!) mini-campaign. I went through the spell list, and listed spells that I disallowed or changed. The list of changes and disallowed spells wasn't that long, but it did help set the flavor a little: I wasn't allowing spells to modify skills or replace skills, so the Akashic wouldn't be trodden on by spellcasters.Just my thoughts ...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tessarael, post: 1441570, member: 12909"] This shouldn't happen too often hopefully. I recommend you do the following ... Go through Unearthed Arcana, and make a list of alternatives that you will allow or are adopting. Make a list of those you won't allow. Make a list of those you might allow - subject to playtesting and discussion. Make those lists available to your players. That should cut down on discussion. Wizards of the Coast released a checklist somewhere for Unearthed Arcana precisely for this purpose. I did something similar when I was DM for an Arcana Unearthed (yes, the other one!) mini-campaign. I went through the spell list, and listed spells that I disallowed or changed. The list of changes and disallowed spells wasn't that long, but it did help set the flavor a little: I wasn't allowing spells to modify skills or replace skills, so the Akashic wouldn't be trodden on by spellcasters. Just my thoughts ... [/QUOTE]

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