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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Lord Ipplepop" data-source="post: 2805676" data-attributes="member: 39914">My group plays exclusively at the main DM's house for the simple fact that he has an old storefront that we co-opted as our gaming room because it has plenty of room to fit the- sometimes- 12 or so people that show up to play.Every week, the DM's wife makes dinner for the group (spaghetti, chili, stew, soup... something inexpensive) and most of the players will shell out a couple of bucks to help out. If they don't, there is no mention. Other times we order out for pizza (Dominoes 3 for $15 deal) where everyone that can pitches in. If someone is short that week, no challenge. It is also an unspoken (basically) rule that if you bring something, you share it. The main (and only) rule is to respect the other players, and the DM's house and family (which is no challenge, because most of the adults have kids that hang out with the other kids on game night). If there is a challenge, the three of uis that are defacto in charge (the three most experienced players... all of whom DM) get together with the offending player and discuss the issue. It has never gotten past that stage, because we all treat each other with respect, and demand the same from everyone.From playing, literally, all over the world when I was a Marine, I have found that most groups were very similar, where people brought for themselves, or there was a communal stash. It all comes down to respect and setting the group regulations that everyone needs to foolw.</blockquote>

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