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From: ttorgers@udenva.UUCP (Troy Torgerson)
Newsgroups: net.games.frp
Subject: Re: other than TSR
Message-ID: <587@udenva.UUCP>
Date: Thu, 2-May-85 18:17:37 EDT
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Posted: Thu May  2 18:17:37 1985
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In article <> fung@daemen.UUCP (Kenneth Worzel Fung) writes:
>*** REPLACE THIS LINE WITH YOUR CHARACTER CLASS ***
>
>	Has anyone out yonder come across this situation:
>
>	A player who encounters a new class NOT put out by TSR, and
>	finds a BIG challenge to fight. He then complains that the 
>	class is unsuitable, or even (Heaven help us) illegal.
>
>	My question is:
>		Do I allow such a class not to exist just
>	because one of the players haven't heard about it for
>	it didn't appear in Dragon magazine or anything else
>	by TSR. 
>
Of course you should allow a new class (especially NPC)!  It allows
for lots of creativity and something else for the pc's to interact
with!  Would you create some horrible monster and introduce it into
your campaign by showing all your players it's stats, weaknesses,
etc. . .  Of course not!  You would have them run into it and 
let them fight/run with/from it!  If they shout "unfair" them ask them
why, and then tell them 'tuff!

make it interesting for them and don't let them tell you how to run
YOUR campaign.



			Troy
			udenva!ttorgers