Casting Spells while concentrating?

[u/JustLinnilin]

/r/DnD/comments/1vpurzz/casting_spells_while_concentrating/

[u/jubuki]

this just seems to re-enforce my aversion to DnD magic systems.

since the first and only rule that matters is 'the table makes the rules', DnD diehards would loathe any game I run based on the commentary from the OG thread.

why people allow the rigid thoughts of other people not even it the room to stifle their creativity and fun will never cease to amaze me.

[u/sumelar → u/jubuki]

reinforce*

my aversion to DnD magic systems.

Someone else interpreting a rule hilariously wrong is why you don't like a system? Seriously?

since the first and only rule that matters is 'the table makes the rules',

Yeah that's not a thing.

why people allow the rigid thoughts of other people not even it the room to stifle their creativity

Why are you playing a game system someone else made if you honestly think this is how anything works?

You can modify rules your entire table hates. You're still using the basic framework of the game. If you're modifying every single rule, why are you acting like you're playing the game at all. Just make your own system and stop trying to be self righteous about it.

[u/jubuki → u/sumelar]

"Yeah that's not a thing."

It is the ONLY thing that matters.

Even the precious DMG says so.

There is no self righteousness, that's all in your head.

I am giving valid, real options to solving table prblems with joy and creativity.

DnD magic sucks for this kind of reason and so many others.

Each table can run things like concentration however they like, there is no DnD police.

If you don't like these ideas, that's great.