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<blockquote data-quote="AlioTheFool" data-source="post: 5819151" data-attributes="member: 82767">This is how I feel. I don't want gunpowder anywhere near &quot;my&quot; D&amp;D (&quot;my&quot; meaning my personal game). If it's in the core, it becomes a &quot;Why can't I use it&quot; argument that I don't want to have to deal with.In a supplement, clearly labeled as an environment where gunpowder makes sense, I can accept it. In that case, I can simply say &quot;We're not playing that setting.&quot; Also, I can make the conscious decision to not participate in any games that use that setting.I voted &quot;maybe in a later splat book&quot; for one simple reason. I do not want it in D&amp;D, but I'm tired of seeing people whine that they can't have it. If it never makes it into a book I'll be happy, but if it does appear, at least I'll no longer have to hear the demands for it anymore.Again, as long as it's clear this is a niche being filled and not anywhere near a core experience, I'll reluctantly accept its existence.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AlioTheFool, post: 5819151, member: 82767"] This is how I feel. I don't want gunpowder anywhere near "my" D&D ("my" meaning my personal game). If it's in the core, it becomes a "Why can't I use it" argument that I don't want to have to deal with. In a supplement, clearly labeled as an environment where gunpowder makes sense, I can accept it. In that case, I can simply say "We're not playing that setting." Also, I can make the conscious decision to not participate in any games that use that setting. I voted "maybe in a later splat book" for one simple reason. I do not want it in D&D, but I'm tired of seeing people whine that they can't have it. If it never makes it into a book I'll be happy, but if it does appear, at least I'll no longer have to hear the demands for it anymore. Again, as long as it's clear this is a niche being filled and not anywhere near a core experience, I'll reluctantly accept its existence. [/QUOTE]

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