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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MNblockhead" data-source="post: 9227968" data-attributes="member: 6796661">I've certainly had players who were not used to the type of game that I run in my home campaign. But I've gotten pretty good at explaining the type of game I want to run, setting expectations, and talking with my players to ensure we are aligned before we start throwing dice. From my reading, the OP and his players just want different things out of their game. It can be frustrating when you have style of game you really enjoy running but can't find players who are into that style. I would suggest trying to run games online. Write a clear description of the type of campaign you want to run, your style of DMing, any homebrew you use, what options are and are not allowed, etc. It is much easier to find players interested in what you are offering if you are not limited to your local pool of players.</blockquote>