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Well, I'm glad I could be of help ;)

There was only one guy in the group younger than me. And he was 20. The others were in their 30's.

I was in my early 20's, just out of college and back home for a while. The GM was pushing 40 I would guess, and still living at home with his parents, though we played at a FLGS.

Dangit... I knew I was gonna catch hell for that. :) Oh, just for the record... check out my "Terrible Games You've Played In" thread for just how much our low-magic game sucked.... Believe me, it wasn't the low magic that made it bad....

This thread was inspired by another thread I started that got me thinking about the worst game I've played and the worst GM I've ever played with. The worst one I played in (the game and the GM were the worst in this case, the one I refer to in this thread ) was not only low magic, but low...

Quite a while ago I played in a low-magic campaign that sucked. The GM was the "I will win and feed my God complex" type of GM. One of the things that bugged me most about him was that he didn't like rogues in his games. There was no reason for this, but then again there was no reason for...

See, that doesn't work for me. I'm a HUGE pirate fan. We hate ninjas!

GIS for LARP: Hmmmm, I think I'll still pass ;)

It's rare that I draw "the line" But if there's a place I draw it, then LARP is where it is. Quite a few of my friends do it, though. Actually, to include a shameless plug for one of my buddies, he created a program that is used to organize LARPs (at least I think that's what it is for)...

I think this is an important distinction, actually. As long as Merric simply allows events to unfold as they would due to the actions of the players, rather than actively punishing them, there's nothing wrong with what he's doing. I think punishing them for making a mistake would be a bad...

Okay, in that case, your characters are (or perhaps just a single character is) dumb. Though I'd still have to agree with whoever it was that said Ravenloft was famous for railroading. EDIT BTW.... What is the sorceress' alignment?

But we still don't know how much of that the characters know.

But how did their characters know that the Paladin was supposed to kill the BBEG?

I'm an IT manager at a law firm. And I'm working on my Masters in English, as a step toward my PhD

You forgot to include "boring" in the title warnings hehehe, j/k /not a math guy

Iluva D'Anymyls

I retook it and went from ENFJ to ENFP, which I think is more appropriate anyway.

Ah yeah... just thought about this... I miss the extensive lists of nonweapon proficiencies from 2e.

That would happen ONE time in my game, and then it would never happen again. There's two things I don't allow in my games. Players who question the final word of the GM, and players who show up dressed like hobbits.

Geez... you didn't happen to play at a comic store in Illinois, did you? :D Yikes... bad flashbacks.