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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Crit" data-source="post: 8154916" data-attributes="member: 7027023">I know, but I wouldn't be mean to strangers either. If anything, I'd try harder to be fair and reasonable. If DnD is a transaction of effort, time and enjoyment, I would want to come to agreements with them so we all get as much positiveness out of the experience. No matter who you're with, there's no reason not to open with them on some level. I think, for most, the player gets more fun out of X than the DM looses from its inclusion. To a DM, they have the freedom to make things work with their creativity, or they could just ignore that the player is a (insert race or class) and let the player enjoy it. I think restrictions are fine, but any situation is worth a cost-benefit analysis, and that includes either accepting limits or neglecting them.</blockquote>