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Message: <blockquote data-quote="hong" data-source="post: 4321008" data-attributes="member: 537">Of course you want to do that. There is no other reason for hiding stuff you already know about.I was not aware that my 100-foot Internet arms allowed me to reach across the expanses of space and time to take the books away from you (not that you should mind, since you are basically saying that you don't want to know what's in them). Clearly being WotC's bitch has empowered me in ways of which I was not previously aware.Or something. I also like ice cream.A campaign secret involving backstory, motivations and plot development does not, indeed, having anything to do with rules. Said secrets also are not shallow and insipid, as opposed to trying to keep the rules secret. Is this clear?Where you made reference to the delight I experienced when first discovering D&Dof course.You can always pretend it's a secret. Just like you're pretending to be an elf.</blockquote>