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<blockquote data-quote="DonTadow" data-source="post: 3214964" data-attributes="member: 22622">The DMs track. Its in the DMG, DMG2 and most official dm'n tutorials. The DM sets up the adventure, plot, events for the day and its his job to make sure that its on track. Even if you play in an open world without a storyline, the DM still is there to make sure that there's some adventure and fun to be had. The DM does not put on a ref shirt and play wwe smackdown with his players. I doubt...seriously... that you'll find an entire group where everyone enjoys this over a good ole fashion dungeons and dragons adventure. If this is what you're like for I&quot;d suggest Best Friends over at rpgnow. It's a good system geared towards screwing the other players. I know I'm taking this seriously because i take DM'n seriously, its a job getting in that chair and there are so many bad DMs with a lazy attitude and no real feel for where the game is going that drives players away.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DonTadow, post: 3214964, member: 22622"] The DMs track. Its in the DMG, DMG2 and most official dm'n tutorials. The DM sets up the adventure, plot, events for the day and its his job to make sure that its on track. Even if you play in an open world without a storyline, the DM still is there to make sure that there's some adventure and fun to be had. The DM does not put on a ref shirt and play wwe smackdown with his players. I doubt...seriously... that you'll find an entire group where everyone enjoys this over a good ole fashion dungeons and dragons adventure. If this is what you're like for I"d suggest Best Friends over at rpgnow. It's a good system geared towards screwing the other players. I know I'm taking this seriously because i take DM'n seriously, its a job getting in that chair and there are so many bad DMs with a lazy attitude and no real feel for where the game is going that drives players away. [/QUOTE]

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