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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Negflar2099" data-source="post: 5858191" data-attributes="member: 65944">These are great suggestions. Thank you all, very much. It isn't really one person that does all the talking or one person that is quiet but we have talked to people individually and as a group and the problem persists. I love the idea of loudly saying "excuse me I want to hear what player 3 has to say" but when I'm the GM that could be a problem because our most quiet player happens to be my wife. If I interrupt one player to say excuse me, you need to let my wife talk, well that opens me up to charges of favoritism. Of course, in wanting to avoid that my poor wife is getting left out, which isn't fair at all. But I like your suggestions. I love the idea of the egg. I think if I make the talking stick something interesting like that it could go along way towards fixing the problem.I know that at the end of the day when I'm DMing I can't let this go on and it's entirely my fault but I still can't seem to get my group under control in that way. I think the egg will work. Thanks.</blockquote>