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<blockquote data-quote="Traycor" data-source="post: 3910077" data-attributes="member: 54613">I can understand that. The game can and should be modified by each group. For someone like me, I modify lots of things, but to keep things easy to use I never modify the basic material (i.e. class abilities, race names, etc) because it confuses my less-than-rules-savy players when they are looking things up.Heavy handed and laughable names built into the wizard class will cause someone like me problems. Not all of us have players that can easily assimilate sweeping rules changes. Most modification I make are things that are completely transparent to the players....And I would guess that many groups outside the hardcore base are like mine. My players don't look up monsters in the MM. They don't know 95% of the spells. They have to look up rules almost every time. They are very very smart people and we've been playing for over a decade... but they just aren't interested in rulebooks. K.eep I.t S.imple S.tupid</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Traycor, post: 3910077, member: 54613"] I can understand that. The game can and should be modified by each group. For someone like me, I modify lots of things, but to keep things easy to use I never modify the basic material (i.e. class abilities, race names, etc) because it confuses my less-than-rules-savy players when they are looking things up. Heavy handed and laughable names built into the wizard class will cause someone like me problems. Not all of us have players that can easily assimilate sweeping rules changes. Most modification I make are things that are completely transparent to the players. ...And I would guess that many groups outside the hardcore base are like mine. My players don't look up monsters in the MM. They don't know 95% of the spells. They have to look up rules almost every time. They are very very smart people and we've been playing for over a decade... but they just aren't interested in rulebooks. K.eep I.t S.imple S.tupid [/QUOTE]

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