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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DonTadow" data-source="post: 4659404" data-attributes="member: 22622">I think the real question is do you know your players.  Trust is not an issue.  I trust that they will behave the way I except them too.  For instance, I have one player whose cool, but I know I need to fine line his character sheet for his moments of powergaming. As opposed to one player I know i have to do the opposite, i need to fine her charahter sheet to make sure that its up to the level of the rest of the party because she's not as much into the numbers game in d&D. Both are great players, but I know how they play, design and build.  I dont play with people I don't trust.  I tend to let my players feel in blanks i leave out.  For instance, if there's this paladin order someone wants to be included in, i'm all for letting them flesh it out as much as they'd like, even if its on the cuff stuff in game.</blockquote>