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Message: <blockquote data-quote="kitsune9" data-source="post: 5419864" data-attributes="member: 18507">Excellent post! I like this one.For my group on these rules:#1 and 2, I couldn't get away with if I get caught.#3 rarely do this.#4 major deal for me. This is the foundation of my GMing style#5 no way. My players and I are a RAW kind of group and I rarely houserule. I certainly don't ditch the rules.#6 very important for me#7, 8 & 9 agreed!#10 I'm a big believer that if you want to roleplay boorish behavior, you're character's career will be dramatically short. However, my players are very team-centric so this is not a worry about them rp'ing jerks.#11 don't do this one#12 the players are cautious enough#13 love this rule#14 only when they do stupid stuff, but for the most part, I run balanced or tough encounters, not impossible ones.#15 ??#16 not for me, but then again, I've gamed with my players long enough that they are easy to read and know what they will do.#17 Underplanning is a pet peeve of mine. #18 Not good at this since I write out all my encounters, NPCs, etc. I should keep a set of notecards handy, but I don't.#19 not a fan of this unless it's very structured. Most of the time, my players will run on autopilot to not be bothered with this.#20 & #21 yes, definitely do this#22 my players don't do crazy stuff, unless they know (statistically), they got a realistic chance of pulling it off.</blockquote>