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<blockquote data-quote="Voadam" data-source="post: 1391875" data-attributes="member: 2209">The arcane trickster in our group does not have Tome and Blood, Traps and Treachery, the 3.5 DMG, or the Books of Eldritch Might. But he has material from each of these that have been pointed out to him by those of us with them. I'm the only one with Traps and treachery and I haven't leant it out to anybody but the DM approved the use of some feats for the AT that I recommended to him. The DM of course read the feat over and thought about it first but then let it in.All 3rd party material in our campaigns must be approved by the DM at least a game before its use so he can evaluate it. This includes the feats and prestige classes the players have come up with.Core rules are presumptively useable but subject to DM alteration as he decides necesary.Not everybody needs to have access to a book for the DM to approve it. Those of us with the books and familiar with them and the rules in general give advice to those who are not familiar with what's out there.I'm not even sure two of the players have PHs but both their PCs have material from products that other players own.If the DM is fine with allowing material into his world, the unfairness of different levels of book ownership is not that big a deal.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Voadam, post: 1391875, member: 2209"] The arcane trickster in our group does not have Tome and Blood, Traps and Treachery, the 3.5 DMG, or the Books of Eldritch Might. But he has material from each of these that have been pointed out to him by those of us with them. I'm the only one with Traps and treachery and I haven't leant it out to anybody but the DM approved the use of some feats for the AT that I recommended to him. The DM of course read the feat over and thought about it first but then let it in. All 3rd party material in our campaigns must be approved by the DM at least a game before its use so he can evaluate it. This includes the feats and prestige classes the players have come up with. Core rules are presumptively useable but subject to DM alteration as he decides necesary. Not everybody needs to have access to a book for the DM to approve it. Those of us with the books and familiar with them and the rules in general give advice to those who are not familiar with what's out there. I'm not even sure two of the players have PHs but both their PCs have material from products that other players own. If the DM is fine with allowing material into his world, the unfairness of different levels of book ownership is not that big a deal. [/QUOTE]

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