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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Pauper" data-source="post: 6753763" data-attributes="member: 17607">Maybe, or maybe having to get through the front door locks, the locks on the apartment door, etc., will take so much time that one of my neighbors will spot you and ask what you're up to. You might get so spooked you run away, or give the neighbor the ability to give your description to the police so that you can be caught and anything you took brought back.Careful what you wish for in an analogy! ; )Forgive me, but I don't think you're really interested in an inclusive experience -- I think you're interested in *your* experience, no matter how much you (and people like you) playing the game you want to play prevents other people from playing the game they want to play.Previous Organized Play campaigns have, for whatever reason, been influenced by the 'inclusiveness gambit' and suffered as a result. It's encouraging to me that the current OP admins have declined the gambit, so that we can see how the game plays out.Going back to your analogy on the locks, my decision to remove the front door locks forces everyone to live in an environment where they likely feel less secure. Why should the building owners let me do that? Likewise, your desire to power-game interferes with the enjoyment of the game of every player who doesn't care about power-gaming. Why should the admins of the campaign let you dictate how the game is going to be played?--Pauper</blockquote>