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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DM_Matt" data-source="post: 491082" data-attributes="member: 1213">knock, knock...anyone out there?I realize that I have made some mistakes.  In the other PBP I ran, the players were less concerned regarding tactical issues, but that is not a good excuse.I realize that I need to map not only every major combat, but (in varying degrees of detail), ANY potential combat.  Otherwise errors and miscommunications are likely to occur.I am sorry that this (and other things) posed problems for these reletively peripheral encounters on the way to the main adventure site.  I am trying to teach myself as I go, and learn from the rest of you.  I have started reading and playing in more PBP games in order to facilitate this.I have some great plotlines up my sleeves, some good stories to tell.  I know that I need to better listen to player needs and complaints so that I can better apply these plots to the DND 3e PBP format (particularly adjudicating actions fairly).  Please bear with me and give me another chance at getting this right.  You will not regret it.(Regarding Calain and the Dragon:  I am going to wait until more people have posted to conclude that.  Good thinking, though Fenrir.  Ball Lightning could not have been a more perfect move.  It's certainly better than any of the possible good ideas that I thought of.  Bonus XP for that)</blockquote>