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<blockquote data-quote="Hussar" data-source="post: 6236236" data-attributes="member: 22779">But, N'raac, this isn't what Ahn is saying.&nbsp; He's saying that I can never really know if there are spell casters there.&nbsp; My knowledge will always be imperfect.&nbsp; If it's a standard assumption of the setting, then my character should know that right?&nbsp; So, I would never be surprised that there are court wizards there to block charming.&nbsp;You're missing the point.&nbsp; It's not the presence (or lack thereof) of the spell casters.&nbsp; It's that the players can never know if they are there or not.&nbsp;No, I assume that there are some GM's that do not act in good faith based on the evidence shown in this thread where several DM's have flat out stated that they will screw over the players at every opportunity.The reason I'm not criticising players for this is no one is saying that players should do this in order to maintain balance in their campaign.&nbsp; Remember, you folks are the ones who have stated that adversarial GMing is the solution to caster imbalance.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hussar, post: 6236236, member: 22779"] But, N'raac, this isn't what Ahn is saying. He's saying that I can never really know if there are spell casters there. My knowledge will always be imperfect. If it's a standard assumption of the setting, then my character should know that right? So, I would never be surprised that there are court wizards there to block charming. You're missing the point. It's not the presence (or lack thereof) of the spell casters. It's that the players can never know if they are there or not. No, I assume that there are some GM's that do not act in good faith based on the evidence shown in this thread where several DM's have flat out stated that they will screw over the players at every opportunity. The reason I'm not criticising players for this is no one is saying that players should do this in order to maintain balance in their campaign. Remember, you folks are the ones who have stated that adversarial GMing is the solution to caster imbalance. [/QUOTE]

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