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<blockquote data-quote="KYRON45" data-source="post: 9521165" data-attributes="member: 6994040">I like to present a game with a serious tone.&nbsp; As serious a tone as playing make believe allows.But I also like to surround myself with people who have a good sense of humor.I want people to take the premise and the schedule and the amount of work that goes into the game seriously.I also want everyone to have a good time and come back again next week.I am not a comedy writer so it's best that i don't write comedy encounters.&nbsp; If the players in or out of character inject some humor into the situations...that of course is welcome.&nbsp; Players are however not welcome to take a serious encounter and turn it into a scene from The Office.&nbsp; My biggest pet peeve is when the players turn an NPC's name into a joke.I also don't allow alcohol or other substances at the table as i have seen first hand how this can quickly ruin a well crafted campaign.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="KYRON45, post: 9521165, member: 6994040"] I like to present a game with a serious tone. As serious a tone as playing make believe allows. But I also like to surround myself with people who have a good sense of humor. I want people to take the premise and the schedule and the amount of work that goes into the game seriously. I also want everyone to have a good time and come back again next week. I am not a comedy writer so it's best that i don't write comedy encounters. If the players in or out of character inject some humor into the situations...that of course is welcome. Players are however not welcome to take a serious encounter and turn it into a scene from The Office. My biggest pet peeve is when the players turn an NPC's name into a joke. I also don't allow alcohol or other substances at the table as i have seen first hand how this can quickly ruin a well crafted campaign. [/QUOTE]

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