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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Thomas Shey" data-source="post: 8148068" data-attributes="member: 7026617">That's absolutely true, but there's a caveat there: how much do they want you to run?  They absolutely have no obligation to play what doesn't interest them just because you spent a bunch of time on it, but there's no particular obligation on your part to put together something else because they don't like it, either.(As I noted earlier, there can be all kinds of power dynamic complications with this, to the degree I think people are too off-hand in how they treat player objections in a lot of cases (because while its possible for the player to be the one who has the power, but that's not usually the smart way to bet given how things usually shake down, but it still pretty much has to be the rest state).This, though, I agree with.  I've referred to it as a lese majesty reaction on some GM's parts.</blockquote>