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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Timothy" data-source="post: 670303" data-attributes="member: 6138">Thx for mentioning me too. I don't know who wrote it (I think it was Gray Gygax in an episode of once upon a soapbox, not sure) But someone once said that the moment before combat is the best moment there is in DND. You get to think of a strategy and you are allready enjoying the combat to be. That is what is the strength of A Game of Opposites. Both parties are focussed on combat and the preparation. Both parties are thinking up their own staregies. Snd the best thing is: I get to know the strategies and chars of both parties. and what Jemal said is indeed true, although this can be frustrating if someone is DM all the time. Luckily my current party, this isn't a problem, as Rino is learning to DM now that I can't make it to the gaming sessions because of other things I do in my weekends.</blockquote>