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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Charlaquin" data-source="post: 8598156" data-attributes="member: 6779196">I don’t have any problem with pro wrestling or CGI (though I do prefer practical effects). I do know people who don’t like pro wrestling because it’s so staged, and I do know people who dislike CGI in movies.If you hide the dice from your players, and you change the results from time to time, how are they ever supposed to trust the roll results you tell them? They have no way of knowing if you’re telling them the real results or making it up.Yes, there are in fact players who would quit a game over this, some of whom are participating in this very discussion. About half of the respondents to the poll have said they consider fudging bad. It’s a very serious issue for some players, and even if we are in the minority, it is still a good policy to clear it with your group in session zero if you plan to fudge. If all your players really are ok with it, what do you stand to lose by informing them of your intent to fudge and asking if they are ok with it before the start of the campaign?</blockquote>