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<blockquote data-quote="Jer" data-source="post: 7810792" data-attributes="member: 19857">Depending on the table, this may be less of a problem than you might think.&nbsp; It's all a question of the choices that the players have made - if players haven't taken the classes that have these kind of abilities, or if they have but never use them because they just don't think about them, then eliminating them from the game is easy because they already aren't there.&nbsp; You don't have to necessarily rewrite the entire set of rules to get rid of the reactions that the players aren't using - just the ones that they are.(This is why the most important piece for rule changes like this is player buy-in.&nbsp; If your players are happy with eliminating reactions on both sides of the table, then there's no issue.&nbsp; If you as DM want to get rid of them but your players use those abilities, you're nerfing their characters and they won't appreciate it.&nbsp; If your players don't care then you barely even need to house rule it - just say &quot;we're getting rid of AoOs on both sides of the table&quot; and you're done.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jer, post: 7810792, member: 19857"] Depending on the table, this may be less of a problem than you might think. It's all a question of the choices that the players have made - if players haven't taken the classes that have these kind of abilities, or if they have but never use them because they just don't think about them, then eliminating them from the game is easy because they already aren't there. You don't have to necessarily rewrite the entire set of rules to get rid of the reactions that the players aren't using - just the ones that they are. (This is why the most important piece for rule changes like this is player buy-in. If your players are happy with eliminating reactions on both sides of the table, then there's no issue. If you as DM want to get rid of them but your players use those abilities, you're nerfing their characters and they won't appreciate it. If your players don't care then you barely even need to house rule it - just say "we're getting rid of AoOs on both sides of the table" and you're done.) [/QUOTE]

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