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Very well said and I think this is exactly what many of us are getting at. I know that my group hates it when a DM "cheats" to keep a character alive just for the sake of keeping that character alive. FOR OUR GROUP....with out the risk of death or other bad things, the game is not fun to us...

Ok, ok, I'll say it, just so Groggy here can feel better about himself/herself. Groggy....your right! There is not a single thread of evidence here on EN World ,or other worlds for that matter, that prove..., beyond a shadow of a dounut..., that there are gamers who want risk-free games...

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I for one have seen a dozen or so comments that would back up what you so demandingly want proven! If it's so important to you, why don't you prove me wrong!!! I'll await the links that you can surely easily provide. :]

Actually everything you just stated is a player problem, not a DM problem and not a rules problem. If the characters/players are worried about every single door they come to, then there is the problem.

I don't allow items like endless quivers of arrows or magic bows that fire infinite number of arrows. Neither would the group I game with enjoy such a thing. An occasional magic quiver may show up that hold 2 or 3 times the normal amount of arrows/bolts, but I don't get into endless bags...

All I can do is clap!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

If this is true, your not gaming with the right DMs!

Too funny. I love it Jeff!!!! :D

No, you are wrong. I don't need anything. We have the same group, playing together, once a week, for the past 8 + years and usually if not all the time have a great game. So why change what's not broke. Oh and 5 arrows at 16th level is easy to handle. Let's see, the character has 25 arrows...

Why is that quote wrong. Back it up big "Grog"!

Good question and point. I actually do avoid higher levels as a DM. I'd say around the 16th plus levels. I find that by the time you get to these levels it's usually nothing but a numbers game between the players and the challenges. And, I'm happy to admit that I'm just not that good of a...

oh brother!!!! Go eat a cookie or something....

As a DM of over 20 years (playing D&D over 30) I don't let my games get this silly. I don't need 4E to know how to prevent this.

I hope you joking???????.... :\

SO WELL SAID, WITH SO FEW WORDS, THANK YOU!!!!!!!!

Again and over and over again. All these issues can be easilly handled with a DM who know s what he/she is doing. Everyone is stuck in this "the rules say this" mentality. If your playing with a group that is like this, change, or start running the game your way and DM.

It does not have to be that way, but what if you and your group want ot that way?

How hard is it to keep track of 20-30 arrowa??? Give me a break. We need a rules change for this????????!!!!!!!!!!!1