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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Inoeex" data-source="post: 6744552" data-attributes="member: 6802927">He did this because it is not fair at low levels, a player with high ability scores can be successfull on everything he/she wanna try.But I dont get why it has to meddling with Bard JoAT to vanish the feature ? As I said I even asked him to let JoAT to fill the half the new gap of being trained and not being trained in skills. He declined it, he said " I have a different idea about this matter unfortunately"May I ask what would you do if your house-rule makes a player unhappy or sad cuz its almost vanishing his class feature? Like in this case, or any other house rules. What would you do if a player or some of them have objections over your rule because if you had applied it before you start the game they would have changed  their class/race/backgroundI really dont want my friendship to get damaged, I decided to leave since he said he wont  change the rules and he did not accept to modify JoAT in in accordance with new rules. Its his world, I respect him, I dont like the rules I can leave the game sadly.Because I know myself, and deep inside me there will always be a negative feeling that I treated unfairly. While some other players are getting favored, for example our Theif has a Draconic Lance and he can summon and dismiss it by his will. He will think about the weapon, the weapon will summoned at his hand, he decided that he does not want his weapon, it will disappear. I cant answer that , I am new to DnD but the whole system that he is managing the game and skill/ability checks is really realistic, fun and challenging.</blockquote>

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