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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jdrakeh" data-source="post: 3266705" data-attributes="member: 13892">I agree, seeing as how that's the purpose of a rule book where all games are concerned (from Clue to AD&D). That said, you're always free to ignore what you don't like and make changes, because Hasbro doesn't have a gun-toting goon squad that will kick in your front door if you choose to do so (despite what some people would have you believe). This is, similarly true of all games.A given game may suggest a style of play, but the idea that it enforces a certain style of play? That's crap. Enforcing something requires. . . well. . . a deliberate application of force. And a rule book (i.e., an inanimate object) can't exert force. If your GM enforces a certain style of play, that's different. That's entirely on him, not the system. The system didn't force him to make that choice.</blockquote>