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Message: <blockquote data-quote="I'm A Banana" data-source="post: 5933688" data-attributes="member: 2067">Sure.The question is: can you live with other people getting what they want, even if you don't want it.Say I don't like tulips. When I plant my garden, I have a variety of flowers to choose from, so I don't pick tulips, and that's fine, since I don't like them, and there's no law telling me that my front lawn MUST have tulips. Now, some other people in my town like tulips quite a bit.But I'm here advocating to the government about how tulips should be illegal, because I don't like them. Don't like tulips? Awesome. Don't get tulips. Want to take away someone else's tulips? Not awesome. Some people like them, and  making everyone to act the way you want them to act is not cool.  It's going to make people defensive and hostile, because you are dictating how they must play, and you're not even at their table.This is a big game, with a grand diversity of playstyles, and for DnD to only choose one to enshrine in the official rules is only a detriment to the polyamorous polyhedrons in front of us, which can be used for so many different things, to the delight of so many different people.</blockquote>