D&D General "When I DM, I Try to Make Sure to Lay Eyes on Every Roll My Players Make to Confirm It" (a poll)

"When I DM, I Try to Make Sure I Lay Eyes on Every Roll My Players Make to Confirm It"

  • True.

    Votes: 16 9.6%
  • False.

    Votes: 151 90.4%

Stormonu

Legend
I used to, as I had several suspicious incidents back during 1E & 2E days. Had one actual cheater I threw out of the game (backed by players' requests, they helped record and reveal his cheating).

However, my attitude has changed; if some one is pathetic enough to feel they need to cheat, let them have their cheap moment - so long as it doesn't interfere with the game. We're there to have fun, I'm not there to be Big Brother.
 

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When I DMed in person I always expected players to roll in the open. With the proper table setup, it was easy to at least casualy make sure the dice matched up with what they said. Now, with VTTs, it's even easier.
 


Stormonu

Legend
When I DMed in person I always expected players to roll in the open. With the proper table setup, it was easy to at least casualy make sure the dice matched up with what they said. Now, with VTTs, it's even easier.
That reminds me, I don't know how many times having PCs roll in the open I've saved them from bad rolls pointing out that a d12 is not a d20 and the many times people have grabbed a d8 instead of a d10.
 



That reminds me, I don't know how many times having PCs roll in the open I've saved them from bad rolls pointing out that a d12 is not a d20 and the many times people have grabbed a d8 instead of a d10.
Same. Also pointed out bad math to some of my players that have saved them from bad rolls.
 



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