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I'll second that rational.

You take the good, You take the bad, You say I whine, I say I'm mad. The facts of life! They don't join in, They say we're lame, but I still hate, them all the same. The facts of life! There's a thin line between whining and anger. I express anger pretty much all the time, as it's the purest...

Or if you have an aversion to causing injury to them, just pull the "Oops, I just spilled your mountain dew, all over your sheet. What? You can't read your attack bonus. Oh well, you'd better start rewriting it. I'll handle these kobolds for you while you regroup."

Everyone I play with is at least 20 years old, except for one whose 19. They're old enough to not cheat. If I catch them, warning or not, there gone. Period.

New rules essentially get two votes: When we start the session I mention the possibility. As long as groans aren't unanimous, we go ahead and give it a try. If by the end no scraps have broken out, the rule stays.

Hey I'm coaching my girlfriends 10 year old brother into DnD. He has a firmer grasp of the concept than your pupil, but remember, your doing your part to expand the hobby. You just have to determine whether his presence going to hinder your game, if so, suggest the Dad pick up the books and...

All I got in this world is my balls, and my rules, and I don't break 'em for no one! In all seriousness though, I don't believe in breaking the rules much. I actually have a house rule that I don't break any rule in the Player's Handbook. It's the only book they have to read, so why make it...

My players have come to fear my die rolls. All is as it should be. I don't cheat for me, so I won't cheat for them. If your first level character thinks he can take an Ogre one on one. That 2d8 greatclub is most likely gonna bury you. :p Truth is I play this way in every game I run...

There's an ability somewhere that let's you reroll any sneak attack dice that come up 1.

GURPs - man I hate that system, anyone good at math can break the hell out of it! Cyberpunk - that was fun. Shadowrun - now I own it, but then I didn't. Aberrant - eh ...that's about it.

er...pick it up and throw it at someone. The damage pretty much takes care of itself.

Kender The build it, sell it and steal...er, find it back.

Or most roleplaying for that matter, including D&D.

*chew chew* Mmmm, philosophy.

I'm all for a variety of monster books, on the basis that my DM doesn't "create" his monsters much. The more books, the more variety he's prone to use. Me personally, I prefer to create 80% of my monsters from scratch anyways. When I say create I mean fully create of course, description...

While you could use a chain to strangle someone, I wouldn't compare it to a garotte. The trick with a garotte is that when you pull on it, the wire digs into the skin. Once set, it's near impossible to get your fingers under it to pull it away from the neck. This is not the case for a chain...

25 on December 9th.

Sorry for the "masked profanity". I've got no problem with the genetically bred trolls are not the same as trolls bit. My big problem was that a player spent all his loot on these arrows. He should have been informed they would be useless. Thing is War Trolls are common in the world we are...

Cult of Tiamat for me!

Last night my group I play with ran into War Trolls. Our ranger pulled an arrow of giant slaying, as normally trolls are giants. For some reason War Troll's are listed as monstrous humanoids. Anyone out there know if this is a mistake, or is there some reason that this is the case. Our...