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<blockquote data-quote="ClaytonCross" data-source="post: 7918379" data-attributes="member: 6880599">Style of play did not die.Exmple:Druid 1: &quot;I love nature, you should never hurt anything even plants unless it has free will and tires to hurt you first... WHAT DO YOU MEAN YOUR GOING TO CUT DOWN SOME FIRE WOOD!! I must protect the trees!&quot; &lt;I cast Ice Knife at level 9 at my fellow party member to teach him not to hurt precious trees&gt;Druid 2: &quot;So he's cutting down a tree … who cares? There is a dragon burning down the forest and killing villagers.... eh... what ever. Wait, does the dragon have gold? Okay then lets kill us some dragon, I am gona be rich!.. life sacred ? The rules of nature are survival of the fittest, might makes right, and your predictor or your pray. If we can kill the dragon his gold is rightfully ours if he can kill us then he has earned the right to keep it. Lets go.&quot;There is no rule in any 5e book saying you can't multi-class with any other class.There is no rule in any 5e book saying you have to have one alignment or another for a specific class.These are character playstyle choices, based on opinions. Everyone at the table is entitled to their opinion. For the sake of a better gaming experience you can avoid opposing opinion when you can't work them out but its pretty much impossible to argue that someone's personal preference based on opinion is wrong.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ClaytonCross, post: 7918379, member: 6880599"] Style of play did not die. Exmple: Druid 1: "I love nature, you should never hurt anything even plants unless it has free will and tires to hurt you first... WHAT DO YOU MEAN YOUR GOING TO CUT DOWN SOME FIRE WOOD!! I must protect the trees!" <[I]I cast Ice Knife at level 9 at my fellow party member to teach him not to hurt precious trees[/I]> Druid 2: "So he's cutting down a tree … who cares? There is a dragon burning down the forest and killing villagers.... eh... what ever. Wait, does the dragon have gold? Okay then lets kill us some dragon, I am gona be rich!.. life sacred ? The rules of nature are survival of the fittest, might makes right, and your predictor or your pray. If we can kill the dragon his gold is rightfully ours if he can kill us then he has earned the right to keep it. Lets go." There is no rule in any 5e book saying you can't multi-class with any other class. There is no rule in any 5e book saying you have to have one alignment or another for a specific class. These are character playstyle choices, based on opinions. Everyone at the table is entitled to their opinion. For the sake of a better gaming experience you can avoid opposing opinion when you can't work them out but its pretty much impossible to argue that someone's personal preference based on opinion is wrong. [/QUOTE]

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