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<blockquote data-quote="Wolfspider" data-source="post: 81106" data-attributes="member: 300">Well, I certainly didn't mean to offend by my remark, but I can see now that it was harsh.&nbsp; I appologize.&nbsp; I was merely reacting to what&nbsp; Doc Midnight had said about his players pestering him about a decision that he made as DM.&nbsp; I don't know what REALLY goes around the gaming table when you guys get together.&nbsp; I just have to base my reactions on what is said here.&nbsp; I will say that if you guys have been giving your DM flack over a decision that he made during the game, you need to do something a little more constructive than griping.&nbsp; You need to discuss this issue with him until you reach a mutually acceptable compromise, or you need to drop him as a DM if his interpretation of the rules is so different from yours.As far as us going &quot;way overboard&quot; on our advice, we were just trying to provide Doc Midnight with as many options as possible based on what he had told us.&nbsp; I'm sorry if that offended you in some way.&nbsp; He asked for advice and we gave it based on what he told us.&nbsp; Some posters called for brutal tactics, others suggested something a bit more merciful.&nbsp; I think that you are the one who is taking this entire thread much too seriously.&nbsp; Most of us were just having a bit of gleeful fun coming up with nasty things for the dragon to do to your party.One last thing.&nbsp; I have to say this because I really can't let it remain unsaid.&nbsp; I'm sorry if it offends you and the other players in Doc Midnight's campaign, but if it does it does.&nbsp; Although I don't think you have any right to be offended about this....Anyway, the very first line that Doc Midnight posted in this thread read:&nbsp;At least two, and more than likely all, of his players have read this thread.&nbsp; That pretty much makes all EIGHT PAGES of advice here worthless.&nbsp; I guess that was your plan, eh?&nbsp; Reading this thread may have just saved your party from a major spanking.&nbsp; If so, then I hope you choke on this hollow victory.Oh, you can say that you didn't read it all, but it's obvious that you have.&nbsp; (Even reading one post is one post too much if your DM has said for you not to.) By reading this thread you have broken the trust your DM had in you.&nbsp; You might as well have opened up his adventure notes and read them.&nbsp; In fact, that's exactly what you did.&nbsp; You should be ashamed of yourselves.&nbsp; He asked for your consideration and you threw it in his face.&nbsp; If I were your DM, I would throw all of you out on your butts and find a group of players I could actually trust. Put that in your pipe and smoke it! <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f621.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":mad:" title="Mad&nbsp; &nbsp; :mad:"&nbsp; data-smilie="4"data-shortname=":mad:" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wolfspider, post: 81106, member: 300"] Well, I certainly didn't mean to offend by my remark, but I can see now that it was harsh. I appologize. I was merely reacting to what Doc Midnight had said about his players pestering him about a decision that he made as DM. I don't know what REALLY goes around the gaming table when you guys get together. I just have to base my reactions on what is said here. I will say that if you guys have been giving your DM flack over a decision that he made during the game, you need to do something a little more constructive than griping. You need to discuss this issue with him until you reach a mutually acceptable compromise, or you need to drop him as a DM if his interpretation of the rules is so different from yours. As far as us going "way overboard" on our advice, we were just trying to provide Doc Midnight with as many options as possible based on what he had told us. I'm sorry if that offended you in some way. He asked for advice and we gave it based on what he told us. Some posters called for brutal tactics, others suggested something a bit more merciful. I think that you are the one who is taking this entire thread much too seriously. Most of us were just having a bit of gleeful fun coming up with nasty things for the dragon to do to your party. One last thing. I have to say this because I really can't let it remain unsaid. I'm sorry if it offends you and the other players in Doc Midnight's campaign, but if it does it does. Although I don't think you have any right to be offended about this.... Anyway, the very first line that Doc Midnight posted in this thread read: At least two, and more than likely all, of his players have read this thread. That pretty much makes all EIGHT PAGES of advice here worthless. I guess that was your plan, eh? Reading this thread may have just saved your party from a major spanking. If so, then I hope you choke on this hollow victory. Oh, you can say that you didn't read it all, but it's obvious that you have. (Even reading one post is one post too much if your DM has said for you not to.) By reading this thread you have broken the trust your DM had in you. You might as well have opened up his adventure notes and read them. In fact, that's exactly what you did. You should be ashamed of yourselves. He asked for your consideration and you threw it in his face. If I were your DM, I would throw all of you out on your butts and find a group of players I could actually trust. Put that in your pipe and smoke it! :mad: [/QUOTE]

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