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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Thomas Shey" data-source="post: 8696274" data-attributes="member: 7026617">And it doesn't to me.  Like I said before, that coyness on the part of GMs comes across to me these days as a possible sign of power-tripping on the GM's part; I don't see any real valid reason to hide it if asked.I just don't see much point in even presenting something as a choice if the choice has no meaning at all.You can promise not to lie to people about what you're doing at least.  I'll be honest here and say if you think you can't get people at your table to even agree on what that means, you've got a problem at your table with one or more people, one of which could be you.Its not intended that way, but I also don't get to tell someone they have to react more positively to deception than they do to spiders.</blockquote>