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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ClaytonCross" data-source="post: 7276500" data-attributes="member: 6880599">That is so true. Its funny if a player knows the rules and what they can/can't do I have seen them called rule lawyers. I personally want players in a game to know there characters, the rules that are useful to them, and what their spells do. I would prefer playing with "rules lawyers" because I don't like having to repeatedly tell someone how to play their character ...every .... single .... session. I mean how can you push the bounds of a character if you don't even know what they are? Like a level 14 character discovering an level 1 ability that is awesome... that they have never used... If arguments about rules start slowing a game down. "I use a simple rule. GM judgment calls are official in play at the moment, if you disagree with a rule, look it up, site sources PHB, Sage Advice, etc... then send it in and email, the GM can reply in an email what he will agree to moving forward. Then you print out the email and use that as a player/GM contract of understanding.</blockquote>