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<blockquote data-quote="Festivus" data-source="post: 4716392" data-attributes="member: 34532">In my experience, the DM at the RPGA game table has final word on the interpretation of a rule... not WoTC.&nbsp; One of the nice things about unambigious rules is that you don't have to deal with arguments about what something can do at the table... this happened to me a long time ago and drove me away from the RPGA for a very long tme.&nbsp;As for home games, LFR is what we run every two weeks at my home game.&nbsp; We all enjoy it, and it costs us nothing.&nbsp; The adventures are structured to the point that anyone can run them, which is nice because we take turns at the DM helm between three of us.&nbsp; The change to rewards being only for DMs was a help in getting the players to DM too.&nbsp; We also all DM at our local gameday once a month, also running LFR.&nbsp; The other nice thing about them is you get a complete story fit into about a 4 hour time slot... and some of the stories are really quite good.&nbsp;If you haven't tried RPGA games lately, you might want to give them a try.&nbsp; It's very different even from LG days, far more enjoyable to me than LG.&nbsp; It only costs you the time to take the really easy DM exam and download the modules to take a look at them.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Festivus, post: 4716392, member: 34532"] In my experience, the DM at the RPGA game table has final word on the interpretation of a rule... not WoTC. One of the nice things about unambigious rules is that you don't have to deal with arguments about what something can do at the table... this happened to me a long time ago and drove me away from the RPGA for a very long tme. As for home games, LFR is what we run every two weeks at my home game. We all enjoy it, and it costs us nothing. The adventures are structured to the point that anyone can run them, which is nice because we take turns at the DM helm between three of us. The change to rewards being only for DMs was a help in getting the players to DM too. We also all DM at our local gameday once a month, also running LFR. The other nice thing about them is you get a complete story fit into about a 4 hour time slot... and some of the stories are really quite good. If you haven't tried RPGA games lately, you might want to give them a try. It's very different even from LG days, far more enjoyable to me than LG. It only costs you the time to take the really easy DM exam and download the modules to take a look at them. [/QUOTE]

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