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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Pielorinho" data-source="post: 33421" data-attributes="member: 259">Another solutionIntroduce "rascal points".  These are points a player gets for telling the DM about a rule that works against the party's favor (for example, "Remember, the barbarian can't take a full attack, since he had to stand up, and that's a move-equivalent action").  Every rascal point is good for a +2 bonus to an attack roll, skill check, or saving throw; they don't stack.The name is derived from what you say when someone earns a point at your expense:  "Augh!  You rascal!"  Note that we don't use the word rascal, although we use a word that kinda rhymes with it.If everyone can keep a good humor about it, this technique can be a great boon to a DM whose players know the rules better than he does.Daniel</blockquote>