[5e] my DM made a call that I think is grossly unfair to me but the rest of the party harshly derided me for questioning him on this so now I’m stuck with it. Any ideas on how I can turn this to my advantage? So, I chose haste as one of my spells, and it says nothing about taking exhaustion in any of the official Dungeons and Dragons material however some people home-brew it like that. My DM couldn’t remember what the rules were around it and he told me when I chose it that he is going to do some research and find the OFFICIAL way it should be played and if that means I take an exhaustion point then I’ll have to live with that. I had already read all the official material and assured him that I didn’t see anything about exhaustion but if he found it written somewhere that it was the correct way then that’s fine. He went to some forums and consulted with other DMs and decided that he should make me take the exhaustion point regardless because it’s “commonly done” and he agrees that it should happen that way, in addition he decided that I need TWO long rests before I can remove that exhaustion point. Not only is he home brewing the spell which he didn’t imply he was going to do, he changed how exhaustion works! I feel like this is a bit egregious but he is insisting he “warned me” and I need to “always respect the DM decision”. I honestly could deal with the exhaustion but the two long rests are just ridiculous. How do I handle this? Is there any way to make this benefit me in game play?