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<blockquote data-quote="Olaf the Stout" data-source="post: 5605557" data-attributes="member: 13703">Plenty of good suggestions here.&nbsp; Personally I'm glad I have mature players that don't feel the need to cheat their way through the adventure.For our current campaign I got rid of my DM screen and have rolled all rolls in the open, with no fudging.&nbsp; It has been great and felt really liberating (apart from the times when I keep failing my monster's saves against things like Glitterdust, even when the party is 14th level!).The only downside (a minor one at that) is that all my notes are in the open.&nbsp; As a result the player that sits next to me has caught a glimpse of a couple of pictures with monsters on them before the party has encountered them.&nbsp; He wasn't trying to cheat.&nbsp; It was more to do with the fact that they were full page illustrations of things like beholders and dragons.&nbsp; Sort of hard to miss seeing that when it is right next to your dice and character sheet.&nbsp; I wasn't worried though.&nbsp; He would never use that knowledge to his advantage.Olaf the Stout</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Olaf the Stout, post: 5605557, member: 13703"] Plenty of good suggestions here. Personally I'm glad I have mature players that don't feel the need to cheat their way through the adventure. For our current campaign I got rid of my DM screen and have rolled all rolls in the open, with no fudging. It has been great and felt really liberating (apart from the times when I keep failing my monster's saves against things like Glitterdust, even when the party is 14th level!). The only downside (a minor one at that) is that all my notes are in the open. As a result the player that sits next to me has caught a glimpse of a couple of pictures with monsters on them before the party has encountered them. He wasn't trying to cheat. It was more to do with the fact that they were full page illustrations of things like beholders and dragons. Sort of hard to miss seeing that when it is right next to your dice and character sheet. I wasn't worried though. He would never use that knowledge to his advantage. Olaf the Stout [/QUOTE]

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