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<blockquote data-quote="hanez" data-source="post: 5793286" data-attributes="member: 82160">Im confused.&nbsp; the last item on my list wasAre you suggesting that there is something negative to a DM boosting items in dungeon to solve the fact that the party is now woefully low on items?There are ways to put items in a dungeon without straining your sense of reality, or the party knowing thats what the DM did.&nbsp; Obviously with a dangerous monster there may be signifigant reward (D&amp;D sort of works on that assumption right?)I think many of the arguments on this forum are between two groups: 1 group wants to run a perfectly balanced and fair board game and see what happens no rule bending allowed, the other wants to role play a story with their friends and a DM who is responsible for crafting a fun, memorable and epic adventure.Not too demean either side, but its becoming hard to see how these two types of play can &quot;unite&quot; in a single edition.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hanez, post: 5793286, member: 82160"] Im confused. the last item on my list was Are you suggesting that there is something negative to a DM boosting items in dungeon to solve the fact that the party is now woefully low on items? There are ways to put items in a dungeon without straining your sense of reality, or the party knowing thats what the DM did. Obviously with a dangerous monster there may be signifigant reward (D&D sort of works on that assumption right?) I think many of the arguments on this forum are between two groups: 1 group wants to run a perfectly balanced and fair board game and see what happens no rule bending allowed, the other wants to role play a story with their friends and a DM who is responsible for crafting a fun, memorable and epic adventure. Not too demean either side, but its becoming hard to see how these two types of play can "unite" in a single edition. [/QUOTE]

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