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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Lanefan" data-source="post: 8154829" data-attributes="member: 29398">Let's for a moment assume things are to the point where everyone's sitting down at the table for session 1.  At that point the GM's work is no longer 'unasked for'; and further, at and after that point if the GM stops participating the game ends.In that regard, both the GM's work and the GM's presence become rather essential.False analogy.  If you're at my table it's because a) I invited you there and b) you accepted; which means by analogy we're already in agreement on the type of food being served.And players can always leverage their continued participation.Ideally the invite-acceptance process has cleared all this long before everyone sits down at the table: the GM has outlined the my-way highway during the invite process, and each player present has chosen to accept that.</blockquote>