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Message: <blockquote data-quote="National Acrobat" data-source="post: 606717" data-attributes="member: 4911">As a DM I exercise total control over whether a prestige class is appropriate for my game and my campaign. It's that simple. If someone approaches me regarding the prestige class and I think that it is a good fit for the character and the campaign, then I let them know what they will have to do in order to achieve the class. Sometimes it is a quest, sometimes it is a training period. It all depends on the campaign. I also do not allow most of the prestige classes and do not use most of the splatbooks either, so that also cuts down on the prestige class issue.It works the same way in the campaign that I am a player in. In fact, my DM is even stricter than I am. At this point (we are 5th level) he has allowed a grand total of 2 prestige classes from 2 of the splat books.</blockquote>