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<blockquote data-quote="Thunderfoot" data-source="post: 8546785" data-attributes="member: 34175">It depends.&nbsp; Usually, if I know I'm running for non-players I tend to give them the 69 cent version of the game.&nbsp; Pre-rolled characters, and a mini dungeon.&nbsp; Kind of like a con style game. And then do Q&amp;A afterwards to gauge interest.On the other hand, I was running a group of VIP wives in True Dungeon at GameHoleCon.&nbsp; Rich women that were more interested in shopping than slaying monsters.&nbsp; They thought that 'flirting with DM' would get me flustered.&nbsp; 10 women pushing their cleavage might fluster some, I just said, this isn't the first time I've had to satisfy 10 beautiful women at once and ran my combat.&nbsp; They were surprisingly well behaved after that, and a couple were actually rather engaged in the game and the hobby from that point on.Pick your hill to die upon and then do it bravely my brethren.&nbsp; lmao</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Thunderfoot, post: 8546785, member: 34175"] It depends. Usually, if I know I'm running for non-players I tend to give them the 69 cent version of the game. Pre-rolled characters, and a mini dungeon. Kind of like a con style game. And then do Q&A afterwards to gauge interest. On the other hand, I was running a group of VIP wives in True Dungeon at GameHoleCon. Rich women that were more interested in shopping than slaying monsters. They thought that 'flirting with DM' would get me flustered. 10 women pushing their cleavage might fluster some, I just said, this isn't the first time I've had to satisfy 10 beautiful women at once and ran my combat. They were surprisingly well behaved after that, and a couple were actually rather engaged in the game and the hobby from that point on. Pick your hill to die upon and then do it bravely my brethren. lmao [/QUOTE]

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