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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Campbell" data-source="post: 6197807" data-attributes="member: 16586">There is definitely an additional level of responsibility. I'm not really arguing for no structure or committee play (although it has its place). I still view GMing as something of a leadership position, and like any leadership position sometimes unilateral action may be required, but it's best to engage the group as much as possible. It's also important to clearly communicate why an action is being taken and to present information as upfront as possible.I'll also add that every situation is different. Some play groups are going to consist of players that do not want to take on a high level of responsibility. I see a similar situation at the part time job I hold at my University's bookstore*. That means a more forceful leadership style is required, but also that bad actors can have a more insidious presence.* If it helps provide some context to where I'm coming from I'm a Business Management major with an emphasis in Information Systems attending university on the GI Bill.</blockquote>