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<blockquote data-quote="Psion" data-source="post: 63695" data-attributes="member: 172">Yes, well, if you look at the second paragraph you quoted right after the one the above statement, you will see it spelled out. Plus Skywalker sums up the situation pretty well (thanks, Skywalker). I don't have to hand-hold them because the existing system provides a structure the generally keeps their characters in fairly logical and consistent guidelines so I don't have to personally supervise every step, and I can simply worry about the few instances that the player wants to go outside the lines when they happen. Caphiche? The existing system does the work for me.Re: The existing guidelines for prestige classes. We are just going to have to agree to disagree on that one. I've owned as much as I am going to own and agree it could be better, but you feel you have to doggedly drive something home on that point. Whatever, dude.Don't read too much into the word &quot;disdain&quot;. All I was referring to the protest that the final say shouldn't be with designers but with the GM. Of course the final say should be with the GM, but that does not mean that the designer's input cannot be a boon. And it is.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Psion, post: 63695, member: 172"] Yes, well, if you look at the second paragraph you quoted right after the one the above statement, you will see it spelled out. Plus Skywalker sums up the situation pretty well (thanks, Skywalker). I don't have to hand-hold them because the existing system provides a structure the generally keeps their characters in fairly logical and consistent guidelines so I don't [i]have to[/i] personally supervise every step, and I can simply worry about the few instances that the player wants to go outside the lines when they happen. Caphiche? The existing system does the work for me. Re: The existing guidelines for prestige classes. We are just going to have to agree to disagree on that one. I've owned as much as I am going to own and agree it could be better, but you feel you have to doggedly drive something home on that point. Whatever, dude. Don't read too much into the word "disdain". All I was referring to the protest that the final say shouldn't be with designers but with the GM. Of course the final say should be with the GM, but that does not mean that the designer's input cannot be a boon. And it is. [/QUOTE]

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