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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Heathen72" data-source="post: 2075995" data-attributes="member: 7029">All GM's deserve an award on this day, but let mention Rob J. who has run a game week in/week out for our group for the past couple of years now, worthy in of itself of an award, particularly given the amount of prep work he does between sessions. His pace took a little getting used to at first, but now we appreciate how the story slowly burns towards a firecracker climax - and love how the mystery unfolds. He has remained resolutely stingy when giving out XP, despite our whinging, and it has made our progress to 11th (12th, Rob?) all the more satisfying. We know we've earned it. Rob has a scrupulous approach to GMing - he works hard on the story, and always attends to the need for "fun", but is scrupulously fair. He knows that fun sometimes means saying no to your players, as much as they want you to say yes.Matt and I have been playing with Rob for years, and recently brought a third player into the group, who hadn't played since he was a kid, and this is what he wrote on our GM's Day card to Rob (if you'll forgive the presumption, Hil)Happy GM's Day Rob!You've done an absolutely sterling job over the past 18 months and set anamazing standard. Its been a fabulous reintroduction to the game and I'mhugely intrigued by this collision between the Iron Kingdoms and Ghostwalk.Fab stuff all round.Thanks Rob. You've been a great GM  over the last couple of years. I love the fact that I'm looking forward to each session with as much excitement as I did when I was at school. Mike</blockquote>

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