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DMs: How do your players show their appreciation for what you do?
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<blockquote data-quote="Mystic_23" data-source="post: 1526609" data-attributes="member: 11693"><p>I think as with most people who have posted here it's more about the thanks than actual gifts for me. </p><p></p><p>As an example, last weekend, I finished the story arc in the Star Wars D20 game I was running. I still consider myself a "beginner DM" for the most part. So, I know I made some mistakes. </p><p></p><p>Anyway, one player asked me "So, this wasn't a published adventure, you made this up yourself?" That felt good to me, because it showed that she thought it was good enough to be published. </p><p></p><p>Along the same lines, the guy who normally DM's for our group (Who I consider one of the best DM's I've ever had the pleasure of playing RPG's with) said "That was cool. I liked how it wasn't a typical Star Wars game full of missions." Both of those statements I take as great compliments. Hopefully it shows that I am improving in my GM'ing. </p><p></p><p>I think that makes it all worthwhile. As others have said, I don't know I would be all that comfortable with my players giving me extravagant gifts for GMing for them. Although, it is cool that your players do that for you.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mystic_23, post: 1526609, member: 11693"] I think as with most people who have posted here it's more about the thanks than actual gifts for me. As an example, last weekend, I finished the story arc in the Star Wars D20 game I was running. I still consider myself a "beginner DM" for the most part. So, I know I made some mistakes. Anyway, one player asked me "So, this wasn't a published adventure, you made this up yourself?" That felt good to me, because it showed that she thought it was good enough to be published. Along the same lines, the guy who normally DM's for our group (Who I consider one of the best DM's I've ever had the pleasure of playing RPG's with) said "That was cool. I liked how it wasn't a typical Star Wars game full of missions." Both of those statements I take as great compliments. Hopefully it shows that I am improving in my GM'ing. I think that makes it all worthwhile. As others have said, I don't know I would be all that comfortable with my players giving me extravagant gifts for GMing for them. Although, it is cool that your players do that for you. [/QUOTE]
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