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Originally Posted by Mathias
What problems is this causing you, Duamatef, since you say you "...worry about turning them off..."? I thought the only issue would have been clutter in the various tables, from content you don't want to accidentally use.
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That's the one. Once one of those is on, I have to worry about whether some spell is now showing as an option when it shouldn't be, some feat or .. etc.
If I'm building an encounter, for example, or modifying one, in a game that is "no third party", I have numerous times thought "Done", only to suddenly notice that some spell on an NPC isn't valid because those options are turned on because the imported creature or NPC has those features enabled, and it enables it for the whole encounter portfolio.
So each creature you add causes the settings to change away from the default.
As a GM/DM, I want to be able to open a portfolio and have it tell me "This includes things you don't have/allow" rather than the onus being on me to go and see if something changed my preferences without permission.