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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jasper" data-source="post: 858196" data-attributes="member: 277">Absolutely. D&D does not do a good job at supporting elaborate plots, complex mysteries, arduous journeys, taut suspense, or moral shades of grey…True but I have seen plenty moral shades of grey from playersSorcerer's insta-gained spontaneous casting,… which is what I home ruled back in first for all spell casters. Gave more variety to spells being laid down on the monsters.Video game feel ha ha ha I played in similar games in the early eighties. Only we didn’t have the words,Technik4 I play in FR campaign etc etc What right does DM tell me NO on an approved FR prestige class.  The answer is it is HIS the DM FR campaign which may be slightly different that the OFFICIAL FR campaign.  That why I like the original Greyhawk just a map with the cities and general history. And the knowledge I could change it regardless of what the dragon or modules said.</blockquote>