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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Alatar" data-source="post: 6995880" data-attributes="member: 38424">We dropped XP for a while in 4e. leveling every three sessions. We brought it back in 5e because we had a little turnover in the group and added a couple of new players. It turns out that they don't care that much either, so we may drop it again. Or not.We level the whole group together, regardless of attendance record. Only one guy is really consistent about tracking xp, so if he misses a session (hasn't happened) or is late to a session (has happened) then we end up leaving xp on the table. And for a party of 7, all the xp awards are suspiciously round numbers.Rations get ignored. So, I guess we are not enthusiastic about minutiae. But there isn't much of that in 5e.The party champion, a dwarf, likes to switch between a great axe and a polearm. No one has ever asked him where he's keeping that polearm when he's using the great axe. But he's that dude who can't keep track of his own hit points, likes to play the guitar at the table, and needs to be told what's going on when his turn comes up, so you pick your battles.Other than the above, we play it RAW. I chose the RAW option, so I lied.</blockquote>