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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Anti-Sean" data-source="post: 3824334" data-attributes="member: 11797">Because different people want different amounts of verismilitude applied to their games.You want armor in the game to hew closely to realistic/historic examples. I'm cool with armor sacrificing varying amounts of realism for coolness. The guy across the table wants to play a half-dragon wizard/ninja with three different prestige classes, the Vow of Poverty, and the Machine of Lum the Mad.We're still all playing D&D, and that's groovy. We can discuss and even argue about what would be best for the game and still be groovy. Once one of us gets to the point where we proclaim to know the One True Way and start pointing fingers, proclaiming wrongbadfun and "that's not D&D"*, our mellow has been harshed.* ...except for the half-dragon wizard/ninja guy, it is Good and Right to shun him.</blockquote>