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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Minigiant" data-source="post: 9828831" data-attributes="member: 63508">I think you're to understand me better if I just say this statement.I am primarily a DMs but I think most DMs are not great world builders. And I think that most dm's who create custom settings do not create custom settings that are good enough or deep enough to really put many hard lines. I'm not no well awarded writer. But DND is a game, so your world should facilitate the game and there is a line where if you're setting does not have enough "oomph" In it for the players you're no longer serving the game or the players. Because the DM has to run the world and the player can't force the DM to play a world they don't like.It's the dm's world, so the onus is on them to state what's in their world? A player cannot put things in their world without the DM giving them permission to.</blockquote>