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<blockquote data-quote="Kikuras" data-source="post: 6541887" data-attributes="member: 6790771">Sometimes, However, IT happens.In the heat of the moment things don't always go they way we'd like, as a player or a DM.&nbsp; I've been in fit mode before (usually because the rules explicitly say my character can do something, but the DM doesn't like it so says I can't), though I've learned to keep my mouth shut and rage when I'm in private, then deal with the issue later.&nbsp; Don't go too hard on him, he thought he was clear on the rules, hell, even I missed it.As so many have pointed out before, while the dart doesn't work like he wanted, the dagger does, and the only difference (really) is weight and cost.&nbsp; No doubt he would have created his character throwing daggers instead of darts had he caught the distinction in the rules.&nbsp; I'd allow him to make the switch on paper and keep the flavor.&nbsp; Penalizing him because of a minor paperwork error seems excessive.&nbsp; If you want to take the flavor away and insist that he's throwing daggers, you can, but that also seems a bit nit-picky.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kikuras, post: 6541887, member: 6790771"] Sometimes, However, IT happens. In the heat of the moment things don't always go they way we'd like, as a player or a DM. I've been in fit mode before (usually because the rules explicitly say my character can do something, but the DM doesn't like it so says I can't), though I've learned to keep my mouth shut and rage when I'm in private, then deal with the issue later. Don't go too hard on him, he thought he was clear on the rules, hell, even I missed it. As so many have pointed out before, while the dart doesn't work like he wanted, the dagger does, and the only difference (really) is weight and cost. No doubt he would have created his character throwing daggers instead of darts had he caught the distinction in the rules. I'd allow him to make the switch on paper and keep the flavor. Penalizing him because of a minor paperwork error seems excessive. If you want to take the flavor away and insist that he's throwing daggers, you can, but that also seems a bit nit-picky. [/QUOTE]

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