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Message: <blockquote data-quote="kkoie" data-source="post: 308982" data-attributes="member: 1160">- You make all characters start with one level in an NPC class.- You typically go 3 to 4 game sessions with little or no combat, and claim that anyone who has more than one combat encounter per session is power gaming.- You once spent an 8 hour gaming session where the characters all roleplayed a typical non-eventful day "so, how about this weather?"- You purchase a set of Onyx Dice, and set them on display, never to actually use them, so as not to run the risk of causing any wear and tear on the dice.- You have two sets of 1e D&D books, the set that you use, and the set that everyone else is allowed to touch.- You've never run a campaign where characters go beyond 5th level, and consider anyone who roleplays a character above 10th level to be a munchkin.K Koie</blockquote>