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<blockquote data-quote="Tom Servo" data-source="post: 5911532" data-attributes="member: 94610">I don't believe I was trying to impose my tastes on anyone, I was simply stating them.&nbsp; But, I don't believe you were actually trying to single me out, so I take your point.&nbsp; Options are a good thing.&nbsp; The original L&amp;L article didn't make at-will offensive magic sound very optional though, in fact it sounded like an important prerequisite to everything that followed, but that's a side point to all of this.Actually, if I read it correctly, the options offered by wrecan involved everyone at the same table playing in the same style.&nbsp; I don't think he was suggesting having a &quot;crossbow wizard&quot; and a &quot;cantrip wizard&quot; sitting at the same table at the same time.&nbsp; It is a decision the group must make.&nbsp; I think that is a wise way of offering the options.&nbsp; There is an important shared aspect to tabletop rpgs, it can't be everything for everyone at the same time.Absolutely, like it or leave it.&nbsp; In this hobby there is no reason to play something your not having fun with.&nbsp; I'm sure most of us will find a happy arrangement in our groups despite various tastes and preferences.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tom Servo, post: 5911532, member: 94610"] I don't believe I was trying to impose my tastes on anyone, I was simply stating them. But, I don't believe you were actually trying to single me out, so I take your point. Options are a good thing. The original L&L article didn't make at-will offensive magic sound very optional though, in fact it sounded like an important prerequisite to everything that followed, but that's a side point to all of this. Actually, if I read it correctly, the options offered by wrecan involved everyone at the same table playing in the same style. I don't think he was suggesting having a "crossbow wizard" and a "cantrip wizard" sitting at the same table at the same time. It is a decision the group must make. I think that is a wise way of offering the options. There is an important shared aspect to tabletop rpgs, it can't be everything for everyone at the same time. Absolutely, like it or leave it. In this hobby there is no reason to play something your not having fun with. I'm sure most of us will find a happy arrangement in our groups despite various tastes and preferences. [/QUOTE]

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