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<blockquote data-quote="bento" data-source="post: 3319063" data-attributes="member: 36597">Question about Robin's Laws of Good Gaming...I just read through the four page preview of the Robin's Laws of Good Game Mastering recommended in an earlier post, and it's very reminicent of the first chapter of the DMG2.&nbsp; I know that RDL is credited as one of the authors of the DMG2, and my question to those of you who own both items: how much of the Robin's Laws is reprinted (or rewritten) in the DMG2?&nbsp; I say this as I don't want to purchase the pdf and find out that most of it I already own in the DMG2.&nbsp; FWIW - I find the first chapter of the DMG2 invaluable and re-read it at least once every six months to keep me focused on balancing all the roles I play as a DM.&nbsp; I've seen alot of folks around here dismiss the DMG2 as old hat, but there's plenty of ideas in there worth the price.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bento, post: 3319063, member: 36597"] [b]Question about Robin's Laws of Good Gaming...[/b] I just read through the four page preview of the Robin's Laws of Good Game Mastering recommended in an earlier post, and it's [U]very[/U] reminicent of the first chapter of the DMG2. I know that RDL is credited as one of the authors of the DMG2, and my question to those of you who own both items: [U]how much of the Robin's Laws is reprinted (or rewritten) in the DMG2[/U]? I say this as I don't want to purchase the pdf and find out that most of it I already own in the DMG2. FWIW - I find the first chapter of the DMG2 invaluable and re-read it at least once every six months to keep me focused on balancing all the roles I play as a DM. I've seen alot of folks around here dismiss the DMG2 as old hat, but there's plenty of ideas in there worth the price. [/QUOTE]

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