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Message: <blockquote data-quote="The_Gunslinger658" data-source="post: 7166238" data-attributes="member: 22387">Of course I inform potential players of both race and class restrictions, some will bulk at such restrictions. others are more than happy to abide by them.  It is just a matter of taste I would say, there is stuff I do not like and stuff I do like. This in the end is a reflection of both me and my campaign.As for the Munchkin term, sorry if I offended, I call every class or race I dislike a munchkins dream class or race lol.On to further rock the boat, I also put restrictions on alignment IE no True copout, no Chaotic Stupid (the Alignment of choice for murder hobo PC's) nor any evil alignments. I want my campaign to be fun, memorable and avoid possible Murder Hobo activities. Believe me, when I restarted DM'ing earlier this year, I thought most players would be mature caring adults, but some are not.Machypilot; yes my players do have fun in my campaigns, I have sustained two campaigns over the last two to three months, granted not as long as some here but I think I'm doing pretty good for restarting at the beginning of this year. Plus I love DM'ing, throwing riddles, puzzles, cool tactical situations, interaction with strange and wondrous NPC's or creatures makes playing D&D 5E such an awesome event during each session. Once more, great stuff on how you guys run your campaigns when it comes to using races and classes.Scott</blockquote>