Currently making a campaign and haven’t DM’d before, I’ve only played as a player for a couple of years.
I was thinking about limiting the races and classes to just the PHB, but someone mentioned to me that it’s incredibly limiting and no one would want to play it.
Is this the case? I thinking limiting would help me not have to remember a bunch of stuff and learn the basics of being a DM. After this campaign I would expand what would be allowed obviously. I also don’t want to be player-less though.
Thoughts?
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r/DnD Currently making a campaign and haven’t DM’d before, I’ve only played as a player for a couple of years. I was thinking about limiting the races and classes to just the PHB, but someone mentioned to me that it’s incredibly limiting and no one would want to play it. Is this the case? I thinking limiting would help me not have to remember a bunch of stuff and learn the basics of being a DM. After this campaign I would expand what would be allowed obviously. I also don’t want to be player-less though. Thoughts? submitted by /u/weltern [link] [comments]
Currently making a campaign and haven’t DM’d before, I’ve only played as a player for a couple of years.
I was thinking about limiting the races and classes to just the PHB, but someone mentioned to me that it’s incredibly limiting and no one would want to play it.
Is this the case? I thinking limiting would help me not have to remember a bunch of stuff and learn the basics of being a DM. After this campaign I would expand what would be allowed obviously. I also don’t want to be player-less though.
Thoughts?
submitted by /u/weltern
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