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Message: <blockquote data-quote="JesterPoet" data-source="post: 1860457" data-attributes="member: 138">I have always been a big supporter of not jumping to kicking people out of games for stupid little things they do at the table.  I'm sure some of you have seen me take that stance before.  I'll be the first to suggest that, too frequently, antisocial gamers will put "the game" before common social decency.However, I see a serious issue of trust with this situation.  I don't care if the module cost $100 or $5 off RPGnow.  There is NO WAY that the player didn't know that he or she was cheating by getting the module and reading up to know what is coming.  While that is not unforgivable, it would require (at my table, at least) serious proof that it would never happen again, and even that might not get me to continue running something.  As far as rules and standards not being clear goes, again, I consider myself pretty level-headed about table behavior, but I'm pretty sure that "Don't read the module ahead of time" qualifies as an unwritten rule.</blockquote>