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Message: <blockquote data-quote="demonsquidgod" data-source="post: 4560010" data-attributes="member: 70012">It entirely depends on the group. The first 3.0 campaign I played in was like a really geeky version of poker night. Several of the players were married or lived with a significant other and, not being bar going types, this was their main source of out-of-bounds entertainment. The table talk was maybe half d&d and half ranting and rambling about comics and sci-fi books and movies. Cramped in a smoke filled room we would easily go through at least a full case of beer. Much like poker night we loved the d&d but the idea of d&d night was also an excuse. Now in my current 4e game there's usually a six pack or two of something nice if any one wants any, as well as a variety of soda. (I started a bonus xp reward for bringing snacks and it's really worked out wonderfully. Chips, pretzels, pizza, its awesome.) The group's evenly split with three party members drinking soda and two party members and myself having at least 2 or 3 beers. No one gets drunk, typically, though I notice one player doesn't really get "in to" character until at least one beer in. I think she may have stage fright.If there were ever problems due to people being too drunk to play I might consider banning, or at least limiting, it in my own games but so far that hasn't really happened.</blockquote>