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<blockquote data-quote="Sylrae" data-source="post: 5278880" data-attributes="member: 48520">I have a mountain of changes I put in. lots are variant rules I've seen in one place or another, that I use to replace the standard mechanics.Is it &quot;fair&quot; to the players: Yeah, I think so, I tell them I have alot of houserules, and if they don't like it they can find another game. Plus, if I have to play in people's games using the core rules with lots of mechanics I *DONT* like, then I'm going to at least run my games with mechanics I *DO* like.A much harder thing, is trying to convince other GMs to run games and include your houserules. Trust me, I've tried. I few houserules catch on, but not all of them. Almost all the d20 GMs I know use a few alternate rules I came up with for character generation and leveling, but they scrap alot of the other things I change. Most of the time because they don't want to try to remember what is in the published core book and what's been changed.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sylrae, post: 5278880, member: 48520"] I have a mountain of changes I put in. lots are variant rules I've seen in one place or another, that I use to replace the standard mechanics. Is it "fair" to the players: Yeah, I think so, I tell them I have alot of houserules, and if they don't like it they can find another game. Plus, if I have to play in people's games using the core rules with lots of mechanics I *DONT* like, then I'm going to at least run my games with mechanics I *DO* like. A much harder thing, is trying to convince other GMs to run games and include your houserules. Trust me, I've tried. I few houserules catch on, but not all of them. Almost all the d20 GMs I know use a few alternate rules I came up with for character generation and leveling, but they scrap alot of the other things I change. Most of the time because they don't want to try to remember what is in the published core book and what's been changed. [/QUOTE]

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