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Message: <blockquote data-quote="billd91" data-source="post: 7328436" data-attributes="member: 3400">There's also dealing with divination spells like, well, divination and augury. Much easier to adjudicate those if there's something there.I'm not sure I'd agree with this one all the time. The composition of the group as well as the choices they make could be a signal to the GM what kinds of adventure situations to design into the campaign. For example, if everyone's a martial character with little spell-casting, I'm not going to run a campaign for them that virtually requires a spell-caster for success. They're telling me that they don't want that kind of campaign. If they'd rather wade in and have it out mano-a-mano, I'll give it to them. Granted, this is something that should be hashed out at the beginning so I don't invest my time prepping situations that won't be a good fit.If, however, there's one area or two they keep coming up with a weakness but they otherwise seem to be enjoying the campaign, then the onus is on them to adjust to cover their weaknesses.</blockquote>