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<blockquote data-quote="Majoru Oakheart" data-source="post: 6143183" data-attributes="member: 5143">Yeah, I know.&nbsp; I'm torn.&nbsp; Because he's a good story teller and his game was a lot of fun.&nbsp; Sometimes I'd feel like he was just asking for rolls to be polite.&nbsp; He'd say &quot;Give me a...I don't know, Acrobatics check to avoid slipping.&nbsp; You got a 20?&nbsp; Umm...I guess you don't slip.&quot;Part way through the campaign, I showed him the chart of easy, medium, and hard DCs by level on the 4e DM screen.&nbsp; He looked relieved, like he was tired of trying to guess what numbers should succeed.Correct.I doubt it.&nbsp; The two players in question were kind of worked up about dying.&nbsp; The Warlock walked up and touched the gem and then the DM took her into the other room and I was the one who said &quot;I bet I know what happened.&nbsp; She touched the gem, it had all the power of a god in it.&nbsp; I bet she's a god now.&quot;Then they(can't remember which one of them) said &quot;What?&nbsp; She gets to be a GOD?&nbsp; That's stupid.&quot;I think this has a lot to do with the fact that the DM has announced his intention to start a new campaign in a month that takes place 100 years in the future of his old campaign.&nbsp; It's fairly evident that he wanted to do something which would create a lasting legacy from this campaign to the next.&nbsp; He figured he'd allow one PC to be a god and likely be able to be worshipped in the next campaign.I think it was partially sour beans that she is the one who got the power.&nbsp; Especially considering it happened about 2 minutes after they were wiped out by arbitrary damage from the DM.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Majoru Oakheart, post: 6143183, member: 5143"] Yeah, I know. I'm torn. Because he's a good story teller and his game was a lot of fun. Sometimes I'd feel like he was just asking for rolls to be polite. He'd say "Give me a...I don't know, Acrobatics check to avoid slipping. You got a 20? Umm...I guess you don't slip." Part way through the campaign, I showed him the chart of easy, medium, and hard DCs by level on the 4e DM screen. He looked relieved, like he was tired of trying to guess what numbers should succeed. Correct. I doubt it. The two players in question were kind of worked up about dying. The Warlock walked up and touched the gem and then the DM took her into the other room and I was the one who said "I bet I know what happened. She touched the gem, it had all the power of a god in it. I bet she's a god now." Then they(can't remember which one of them) said "What? She gets to be a GOD? That's stupid." I think this has a lot to do with the fact that the DM has announced his intention to start a new campaign in a month that takes place 100 years in the future of his old campaign. It's fairly evident that he wanted to do something which would create a lasting legacy from this campaign to the next. He figured he'd allow one PC to be a god and likely be able to be worshipped in the next campaign. I think it was partially sour beans that she is the one who got the power. Especially considering it happened about 2 minutes after they were wiped out by arbitrary damage from the DM. [/QUOTE]

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