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<blockquote data-quote="Ravellion" data-source="post: 2133316" data-attributes="member: 538">I am the DM of our group, or at least have been for the last 4 years or so (before that, one other player occasionaly DMed). I joined a few other groups fro a few sessions and found out the following.I can really enjoy playing under DMs that seem to know what they are doing, as well as being very loose with the rules. Morrus is an example of this kind of DM, at least how I perceived him.DMs that show a light lack of self confidence, especially with the rules... its not pretty. I'll be second guessing them constantly, and will often say stuff as &quot;come on!&quot; etc. I simply can't stand a rules-based DM who doesn't know the rules as well as I do.At Gencon UK, there was a DM who insisted rage ended when a barbarian goes down into negatives (potentially killing the barb). I had to chew on some d12s not to go into volatile argument mode.RavRav</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ravellion, post: 2133316, member: 538"] I am the DM of our group, or at least have been for the last 4 years or so (before that, one other player occasionaly DMed). I joined a few other groups fro a few sessions and found out the following. I can really enjoy playing under DMs that seem to know what they are doing, as well as being very loose with the rules. Morrus is an example of this kind of DM, at least how I perceived him. DMs that show a light lack of self confidence, especially with the rules... its not pretty. I'll be second guessing them [b]constantly[/b], and will often say stuff as "come on!" etc. I simply can't stand a rules-based DM who doesn't know the rules as well as I do. At Gencon UK, there was a DM who insisted rage ended when a barbarian goes down into negatives (potentially killing the barb). I had to chew on some d12s not to go into volatile argument mode. Rav Rav [/QUOTE]

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