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<blockquote data-quote="Mr. Grimm" data-source="post: 96448" data-attributes="member: 1759">I honestly don't understand why you are bored so often that it's beome an issue.&nbsp; I would avoid rules lawyering in general -- as in never counter the DM unless he asks or mentions he's unsure.&nbsp; Interupting flow when you or or character aren't involved is just annoying.&nbsp; The only way I can see you interupting is if you're looking at notes and give info to the other players that they might not recall or know and it's needed in their decision making.&nbsp; If that's the case, talk to the DM about being the player's &quot;memory&quot; for them while they are busy or aiding him IF he's uncertain of some fact.&nbsp; But otherwise, everything else is subject to DM whim.&nbsp; If you're that bored, bring a book of fiction or you and the other non-playing PCs can discuss other actions that your group may consider taking when the action returns to you.But in all honesty, if interrupting a game with comments and rules-lawyering while your character isn't even in the mix is more important to you than playing in general, you wouldn't be missed in my group.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mr. Grimm, post: 96448, member: 1759"] I honestly don't understand why you are bored so often that it's beome an issue. I would avoid rules lawyering in general -- as in never counter the DM unless he asks or mentions he's unsure. Interupting flow when you or or character aren't involved is just annoying. The only way I can see you interupting is if you're looking at notes and give info to the other players that they might not recall or know and it's needed in their decision making. If that's the case, talk to the DM about being the player's "memory" for them while they are busy or aiding him IF he's uncertain of some fact. But otherwise, everything else is subject to DM whim. If you're that bored, bring a book of fiction or you and the other non-playing PCs can discuss other actions that your group may consider taking when the action returns to you. But in all honesty, if interrupting a game with comments and rules-lawyering while your character isn't even in the mix is more important to you than playing in general, you wouldn't be missed in my group. [/QUOTE]

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