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Message: <blockquote data-quote="UselessTriviaMan" data-source="post: 7038932" data-attributes="member: 6678460">It allows the players the chance to bring up potentially awkward or embarrassing points of discussion anonymously, especially if they're addressing faults with the GM.I have used SurveyMonkey with my group to some good success. I did so after a particularly brutal session where two PCs died."This week's game was pretty rough. I want to get your input about what you think went wrong. What did you like least about this session?""On the flip side, what did you like MOST about this session?""How do you like our Obsidian Portal campaign site?""Do you like using Inspiration as incentive to participate in the Ptolus site?""How do you feel about the amount of direction (if not railroading) that I give to you?""I want... (more/less/just right):" "NPC Interaction", "Creative Combat Encounters", "PC-to-PC interaction", "Dungeon Crawling", "Inspiration", "Loot""Is there anything else you want to say about this campaign?"I received very useful feedback from this. If I were to do it again, I'd definitely tailor it to the specific group. This bunch (mostly) hated dungeon crawls, and wanted a lot more RPing, though a couple still wanted the classic D&D hacking-and-slashing. It was a tough tightrope to balance.</blockquote>