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<blockquote data-quote="Dannyalcatraz" data-source="post: 5726372" data-attributes="member: 19675">The DM is final arbiter of the campaign- that's his job- and it extends to getting the final cut (as it were) on things like what sourcebooks will be used &amp; what HRs will be in effect.&nbsp; He may take suggestions, but he is not bound to accept any of them.Why?&nbsp; Because its his sole responsibility to run the campaign, including reading or writing the encounters so that things run smoothly.The proper response if the game is not to your liking is NOT to pitch a fit- on either side- but to walk away like an adult.&nbsp; I've had all kinds of &quot;No thanks&quot; responses to games I was willing to run.&nbsp; I'm sure there will be others.&nbsp; And I've also walked away from games that didn't appeal to me.&nbsp; In neither case did I resort to calling the other players names.The OP is not pitching a fit, IMHO, he came seeking clarification of a WTF? moment.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dannyalcatraz, post: 5726372, member: 19675"] The DM is final arbiter of the campaign- that's his job- and it extends to getting the final cut (as it were) on things like what sourcebooks will be used & what HRs will be in effect. He may take suggestions, but he is not bound to accept any of them. Why? Because its his sole responsibility to run the campaign, including reading or writing the encounters so that things run smoothly. The proper response if the game is not to your liking is NOT to pitch a fit- on either side- but to walk away like an adult. I've had all kinds of "No thanks" responses to games I was willing to run. I'm sure there will be others. And I've also walked away from games that didn't appeal to me. In neither case did I resort to calling the other players names. The OP is not pitching a fit, IMHO, he came seeking clarification of a WTF? moment. [/QUOTE]

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