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<blockquote data-quote="Lhorgrim" data-source="post: 2816020" data-attributes="member: 12222">I voted &quot;Care&quot;.I understand the points that some posters are making about minor cheating not being the end of the world to them or their groups, but cheating just irks me.When I DM we all roll on the table so everyone can see.&nbsp; Die fudging is pretty difficult to pull off in that sitiuation.&nbsp; In a past game(2E) we had a player that always rolled behind a book, or used some other object to hide his roll.&nbsp; He would snatch his die up before anyone could look at it, and his PCs were always very successful.&nbsp; The guy didn't have much of a poker face.&nbsp; When he would fudge a dice roll his ears would turn bright red.&nbsp; Really.&nbsp; It was like a warning beacon.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; When he didn't fudge his roll, he would leave the die where it had stopped and spread his arms in a kind of &quot;behold!&quot; gesture.He was a nice guy, but he just wasn't very trust inspiring.&nbsp; After we started &quot;rolling in the open&quot; he played for a few more games, and then just drifted away.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lhorgrim, post: 2816020, member: 12222"] I voted "Care". I understand the points that some posters are making about minor cheating not being the end of the world to them or their groups, but cheating just irks me. When I DM we all roll on the table so everyone can see. Die fudging is pretty difficult to pull off in that sitiuation. In a past game(2E) we had a player that always rolled behind a book, or used some other object to hide his roll. He would snatch his die up before anyone could look at it, and his PCs were always very successful. The guy didn't have much of a poker face. When he would fudge a dice roll his ears would turn bright red. Really. It was like a warning beacon. When he didn't fudge his roll, he would leave the die where it had stopped and spread his arms in a kind of "behold!" gesture. He was a nice guy, but he just wasn't very trust inspiring. After we started "rolling in the open" he played for a few more games, and then just drifted away. [/QUOTE]

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