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<blockquote data-quote="Monte At Home" data-source="post: 437537" data-attributes="member: 1335">I don't understand how having a bunch of different witches is a problem. It's like being offered six different flavors of ice cream rather than just being given vanilla. Even if you like vanilla, why is it a problem that others can choose something else?Even better, you can mix scoops of different ice creams, or put them in a blender and make your own shake.OK, enough with the goofy analogy, but the point remains. Lots of choices, I don't think, should never present a problem. For years, one company gave D&amp;D players one choice (sometimes with an option or two) and said &quot;take it or leave it.&quot; Now other people get the chance to provide new choices. That's the real beauty of OGL.That said, I do understand the larger, general sentiment. For years, TSR said &quot;my way or the highway--use official products or you're not playing the game right.&quot; It's going to take us all a while to get that attitude out of our systems, I think.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Monte At Home, post: 437537, member: 1335"] I don't understand how having a bunch of different witches is a problem. It's like being offered six different flavors of ice cream rather than just being given vanilla. Even if you like vanilla, why is it a problem that others can choose something else? Even better, you can mix scoops of different ice creams, or put them in a blender and make your own shake. OK, enough with the goofy analogy, but the point remains. Lots of choices, I don't think, should never present a problem. For years, one company gave D&D players one choice (sometimes with an option or two) and said "take it or leave it." Now other people get the chance to provide new choices. That's the real beauty of OGL. That said, I do understand the larger, general sentiment. For years, TSR said "my way or the highway--use official products or you're not playing the game right." It's going to take us all a while to get that attitude out of our systems, I think. [/QUOTE]

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