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Message: <blockquote data-quote="emoplato" data-source="post: 5845622" data-attributes="member: 97812"><p>Yeah, I am going with the Stormwind fallacy's assertion. Yes, there are those out there who just wish to own the game, but in all honesty this behavior can be held back by simply asking the player how does this fit with the character. I think that DM's ought to sit down with each and every player in order to ask what they have in mind not only in function but personality. When you look at these builds in many of the record boards there is no way they could reconcile all the aspects both with the individual and to the adventure in order to justify taking all of them. As for common examples such as the one in which started this I explained how you could stop them. The same is the case with many optimized builds they may have a specialty but situations/environments and other builds can be made to challenge them. If others lack allow them to change ,give them a proper plot exit, and/or split up the party.</p></blockquote><p></p>