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Message: <blockquote data-quote="doctorbadwolf" data-source="post: 8118807" data-attributes="member: 6704184">All of this. Also, I’ve run a campaign where the premise was that everyone was a memeber of a religious order of fighters in the same Church. Because the whole group loved the premise when I presented it to them, and the story premise required that they all be part of the Church, and they knew that exploring questions of faith, obligation, and conflict between well meaning folk who don’t understand the situation and those who do understand, was going to be just as important as the actual primary conflict of the game.Had anyone wanted to play an atheist, if their idea was interesting, I’d have found a place for it, and if I couldn’t I’d consider just telling a different story. Because as the DM, I’m not more important than the other players at the table.</blockquote>