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<blockquote data-quote="Aust Diamondew" data-source="post: 2638481" data-attributes="member: 5156">I have never understood the compulsion people feel to add every supplemental rule book WotC puts out into their games.&nbsp; Even if I buy a book I never use even off the optional (thats right those rules are optional) rule in it.&nbsp; Not only do I not use them but I out right will not allow them in my game.I'll tell you what the problem is.&nbsp; It's the darn give the power to the players philosophy of 3e, DMs are simply suppose to cater to the players every whim.&nbsp; If player X buys a book and finds a PRC in it that the DM probably wouldn't allow it seems standard 3e policy to let the player play it anyway.In my games I make clear at the beginning what rules and extra feats/splls/PRCs are allowed (I usually won't just allow a whole book and everything in it) And possibly introduce new ones as the game progresses.&nbsp; If a player has an interesting idea I will here him out then rule yay or nay.&nbsp; And it's final.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Aust Diamondew, post: 2638481, member: 5156"] I have never understood the compulsion people feel to add every supplemental rule book WotC puts out into their games. Even if I buy a book I never use even off the optional (thats right those rules are optional) rule in it. Not only do I not use them but I out right will not allow them in my game. I'll tell you what the problem is. It's the darn give the power to the players philosophy of 3e, DMs are simply suppose to cater to the players every whim. If player X buys a book and finds a PRC in it that the DM probably wouldn't allow it seems standard 3e policy to let the player play it anyway. In my games I make clear at the beginning what rules and extra feats/splls/PRCs are allowed (I usually won't just allow a whole book and everything in it) And possibly introduce new ones as the game progresses. If a player has an interesting idea I will here him out then rule yay or nay. And it's final. [/QUOTE]

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