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<blockquote data-quote="Nisarg" data-source="post: 1770454" data-attributes="member: 19893">Then his mistake was telling you that he was going to follow the books, and that's it.So if you hadn't gone and checked the book you have no business checking, you would never have found out that the DM made the mistake of claiming he was going to follow the book, and you wouldn't be having this existential dilemma.See, ignorance is bliss!The correct answer to the questions &quot;How much does a paladin's Lay on Hands heal?&quot; is &quot;As little or as much as the DM wants it to&quot;.&nbsp; The sooner you learn that the happier you will be. Because then you will understand that the measure of whether or not your DM is a good dm is not &quot;does he follow the rules&quot; but &quot;do we have fun when we play his game&quot;?&nbsp; That's the only thing you need to concern yourself about, certainly not second-guessing your DM or trying to rules-lawyer him.Nisarg</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nisarg, post: 1770454, member: 19893"] Then his mistake was telling you that he was going to follow the books, and that's it. So if you hadn't gone and checked the book you have no business checking, you would never have found out that the DM made the mistake of claiming he was going to follow the book, and you wouldn't be having this existential dilemma. See, ignorance is bliss! The correct answer to the questions "How much does a paladin's Lay on Hands heal?" is "As little or as much as the DM wants it to". The sooner you learn that the happier you will be. Because then you will understand that the measure of whether or not your DM is a good dm is not "does he follow the rules" but "do we have fun when we play his game"? That's the only thing you need to concern yourself about, certainly not second-guessing your DM or trying to rules-lawyer him. Nisarg [/QUOTE]

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