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<blockquote data-quote="Ruin Explorer" data-source="post: 8643418" data-attributes="member: 18">If that's what you meant, that's not what I understood, because you talked about changing rules for variety's sake, not changing setting for variety's sake.I wouldn't have imagined that from what you said, because to me that looks like you're playing three different campaigns, and responding to the needs of the specific campaigns, rather than, as you said, which was &quot;DMs simply rotating out rules/features over many games for variety’s sake.&quot;.Like, if you're running PHB/Featless, it's unlikely, imho, to be &quot;for variety's sake&quot;. It's likely to be because you want to run a pretty mechanically simplistic game, and given the Phandelver context, it would presumably be for new/newer players. That's responding to needs, not &quot;for variety's sake&quot;.That's why I bolded that bit. That's what I found strange. If you're just saying &quot;people often use different rules for different campaigns&quot;, sure.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ruin Explorer, post: 8643418, member: 18"] If that's what you meant, that's not what I understood, because you talked about changing [I]rules[/I] for variety's sake, not changing setting for variety's sake. I wouldn't have imagined that from what you said, because to me that looks like you're playing three different campaigns, and responding to the needs of the specific campaigns, rather than, as you said, which was "DMs simply rotating out rules/features over many games for variety’s sake.". Like, if you're running PHB/Featless, it's unlikely, imho, to be "for variety's sake". It's likely to be because you want to run a pretty mechanically simplistic game, and given the Phandelver context, it would presumably be for new/newer players. That's responding to needs, not "for variety's sake". That's why I bolded that bit. That's what I found strange. If you're just saying "people often use different rules for different campaigns", sure. [/QUOTE]

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