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<blockquote data-quote="Elf Witch" data-source="post: 3212367" data-attributes="member: 9037">I don't think the game is rigged. The DM told me that when he plans encounters he has a list of treasure a head of time and they only get it if they defeat the encounter and they have to roll searches to find the items. Now who usually has the best search the rogue does. The player who plays the rogue writes notes to the DM to let him know that he is stealing the items. So the other players have no reason to ask for spot checks. I asked my roommate about it and she said that she tried asking for spot checks anytime she saw a note going to the DM and he got mad.I can understand that but when I DM if I have a player pulling this kind of stuff I roll spot checks for the other players to see if they notice something going on. It evens the playing field. I think that the game and some of the behavior has gotten away from this DM not that he is trying to favor certain players.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Elf Witch, post: 3212367, member: 9037"] I don't think the game is rigged. The DM told me that when he plans encounters he has a list of treasure a head of time and they only get it if they defeat the encounter and they have to roll searches to find the items. Now who usually has the best search the rogue does. The player who plays the rogue writes notes to the DM to let him know that he is stealing the items. So the other players have no reason to ask for spot checks. I asked my roommate about it and she said that she tried asking for spot checks anytime she saw a note going to the DM and he got mad. I can understand that but when I DM if I have a player pulling this kind of stuff I roll spot checks for the other players to see if they notice something going on. It evens the playing field. I think that the game and some of the behavior has gotten away from this DM not that he is trying to favor certain players. [/QUOTE]

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