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<blockquote data-quote="Crothian" data-source="post: 2082544" data-attributes="member: 232">First off, just because the magazine is aimed at players doesn't mean the DM has to allow it right off.&nbsp; Most books these days are aimed at players, and that by no means means a DM does not have to look at them first to see if they fit the game.&nbsp; So, being for players and blindly allowing things in game are not connected.Dragon has character options, players like characters options.&nbsp; Sure DMs get more characters with the many NPCs but its the players that really put time and effort (in theory) into their characters.&nbsp; Most options allow for the players to think what if?&nbsp; What if I built a character around this class?&nbsp; What if I took this feat and used it with my fighter? etc.And Dragon is not meant for everyone, it isn't meant for me.&nbsp; I don't get any use out of it and I don't fault Dragon for that.&nbsp; I don't get use out of Dungeon either, and I don't blame Dungeon.&nbsp; There is nothing wrong with not being the target audience for something.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Crothian, post: 2082544, member: 232"] First off, just because the magazine is aimed at players doesn't mean the DM has to allow it right off. Most books these days are aimed at players, and that by no means means a DM does not have to look at them first to see if they fit the game. So, being for players and blindly allowing things in game are not connected. Dragon has character options, players like characters options. Sure DMs get more characters with the many NPCs but its the players that really put time and effort (in theory) into their characters. Most options allow for the players to think what if? What if I built a character around this class? What if I took this feat and used it with my fighter? etc. And Dragon is not meant for everyone, it isn't meant for me. I don't get any use out of it and I don't fault Dragon for that. I don't get use out of Dungeon either, and I don't blame Dungeon. There is nothing wrong with not being the target audience for something. [/QUOTE]

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