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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Coroc" data-source="post: 8027595" data-attributes="member: 6895991">This nails it imho. I could have written it myself.I put a lot of work into making my own world out of whatever published setting I use as a baseline.This includes but is not limited to: Filtering NPCs, available races, classes, equipment, spells, items, deities, monsters, locales, parts of the official canon, structure of the multiverse (aka which planar configuration), economics (what kind of coinage and pricing), technology level, etc. etc.I try to meet players expectations, and I talk upfront about the relevant things like playable races. If a player comes along and puts some constructive argument on how a race / class I did not plan in would be meaningful in this world then I am open to change that.But if a player comes to the table and insists on playing some exotic race or a class which has no background in my personal view of the setting e.g. paladin in darksun (Or ravenloft ;P, yes you can play one if I master a ravenoft game, for about an hour or so if you are real good ^^)then I refuse.</blockquote>