“ When it comes to giving things to the players versus making them “earn” them: Give a player a fish, and he’ll probably try to sell it to an NPC fisherman. Teach a player to fish, and next week he’ll show up with the book, “The Complete Adventuring Fisherman”. He’ll start hunting for some monstrous leviathan to catch and enslave, and he’ll be dual-wielding two fishing poles.
Wheel never stops turning
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The DM will do a lot of talking, but if he’s not rolling the dice then what he’s saying is probably not important. (via Twenty Sided » Blog Archive » DM of the Rings XI:Failure to Communicate
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The saying is, “No honor among thieves”, but I think it applies just as well to the other character classes. I would not be shocked at all to find a paladin and a cleric arguing over which one of them gets to pry the gold fillings from the teeth of their recently slain companion, and if they are obliged to resurect him afterwards. (via Twenty Sided » Blog Archive » DM of the Rings LI:The Tenacity of Greed
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Any seasoned roleplayer knows they are not limited by the rulebooks. Anything is possible as long as they can justify it to the DM. (via Twenty Sided » Blog Archive » DM of the Rings XXVI:Our Dearly Discarded
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“ I fundamentally disagree with discouraging someone from pursuing a technology choice because of the threat of patents. In this particular case, the law is an ass.
“ You shouldn’t be having net at your age, but if you do, you should at least practice safe hex.
