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<blockquote data-quote="boredgremlin" data-source="post: 2309152" data-attributes="member: 31646">See the problem is that half of the WoTC classes and prestige classes, as well as feats and spells totally contradict with whats in the PHB. Both whats spelled out in lettering and whats implied. This leaves the DM in the uncomfortable position of which RAW he follows. And then both pretty much leave him useless, opening up endless arguments. &nbsp; Your way better off telling your players &quot;dont bring your books, i dont give a crap what they say, we are here to play a game and tell a story. Deal with it. Rules lawyers, munchkins, people unwilling to experiment, there is the door. Dont let it hit your ass on the way out.&quot;&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Let the remaining players be part of your story and game. To hell with the rest. Life is too short. Players are in heavy supply, DM's in short. Never forget that your the commodity, not them. Play your game, let them be part of it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="boredgremlin, post: 2309152, member: 31646"] See the problem is that half of the WoTC classes and prestige classes, as well as feats and spells totally contradict with whats in the PHB. Both whats spelled out in lettering and whats implied. This leaves the DM in the uncomfortable position of which RAW he follows. And then both pretty much leave him useless, opening up endless arguments. Your way better off telling your players "dont bring your books, i dont give a crap what they say, we are here to play a game and tell a story. Deal with it. Rules lawyers, munchkins, people unwilling to experiment, there is the door. Dont let it hit your ass on the way out." Let the remaining players be part of your story and game. To hell with the rest. Life is too short. Players are in heavy supply, DM's in short. Never forget that your the commodity, not them. Play your game, let them be part of it. [/QUOTE]

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