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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Man in the Funny Hat" data-source="post: 4719488" data-attributes="member: 32740">"Great lattitude" still means that at some point my campaign must conform to RPGA limitations and not my own.  At my home games I have no reason to even begin to move in that direction.  I don't run or play games at cons (since I've only ever even attended two over the last 30 years), don't have a particular problem creating adventures, don't care to be a playtester, don't need to find players or a game despite the fact that I have been absent both for a while.As I said, I can see the advantages for others - just not for me.  I don't HATE the RPGA because the RPGA has no influence whatsoever upon D&D for me.  I just don't find the RPGA personally necessary.I guess I failed to mention that I abhor the idea of D&D as a competitive excercise.</blockquote>