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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Thunderfoot" data-source="post: 3786705" data-attributes="member: 34175">Just like any other homebrew game or even ANY game.  I would NEVER allow some of the crap out of Dragon Magazine that some players drag to the table.  Rule 0, my option as DM.So it appears that you cannot separate RPGA events from RPGA games.  So the problem lies with you, not the organization.  I run an RPGA game that is a homebrew, it follows all the guidelines of the accepted rules, that I proscribe, and follows the table rules that the RPGA proscribes, I can be as epic as I want to be.  RPGA certified and not an event. Of course not, events ARE NOT regular campaigns, though the campaign sessions are.  Your problem is you cannot separate the organization from the events that you have gone to, we are more than GenCon, Origins and Winter Fantasy (D&D Experience).  If you cannot wrap your mind around that, then no amount of pleading, cajoling and prodding will break that from your psyche and for that I am sorry.  The organization as a whole is a vibrant group of home games that get a chance to run together about three times a year, very similar to the Con games run by the ENworlders at said Cons.  If you honestly believe that someone is playtesting 4E using a 4 hour clock...you're probably right.  If you think every RPGA tester has the timer on, you are sadly mistaken.And frankly I don't want the writers of 3.5 to playtest, I want someone who plays, not writes, because the mentality is different.</blockquote>

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