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<blockquote data-quote="Deltran" data-source="post: 5520461" data-attributes="member: 67509">Wow - I miss the forum for one day and A LOT of awesome conversation went on![MENTION=22424]delericho[/MENTION] Nice idea about the athletics checkVery interesting insights, everyone.&nbsp; So it's the difference between upholding the integrity of the rules and the wisdom of when to break them?&nbsp; If you have players that expect everything by the book, or if all of the tools that can make that happen (swordmage in party, someone passing up feyleaf shoes) where passed up, then the players knowingly left those options on the table and they should have to live with the consequences.&nbsp; On the other hand, if none of those are available (no swordmage, little or no shopping opportunities) or if players are more narrative then allowing rules to be bent for creative ideas is more acceptable.&nbsp; Seem right to anyone?While the conversation moved passed this point, I'll say that at the time I had no idea he was doing this but in hindsight he moved his mini into the space he 'fell' in and declared he was using the power.&nbsp; I don't remember him asking me before hand if it would work, but I don't recall him being wishy-washy about doing it either (meaning I don't think he tried to do it to save his bacon).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Deltran, post: 5520461, member: 67509"] Wow - I miss the forum for one day and A LOT of awesome conversation went on! [MENTION=22424]delericho[/MENTION] Nice idea about the athletics check Very interesting insights, everyone. So it's the difference between upholding the integrity of the rules and the wisdom of when to break them? If you have players that expect everything by the book, or if all of the tools that can make that happen (swordmage in party, someone passing up feyleaf shoes) where passed up, then the players knowingly left those options on the table and they should have to live with the consequences. On the other hand, if none of those are available (no swordmage, little or no shopping opportunities) or if players are more narrative then allowing rules to be bent for creative ideas is more acceptable. Seem right to anyone? While the conversation moved passed this point, I'll say that at the time I had no idea he was doing this but in hindsight he moved his mini into the space he 'fell' in and declared he was using the power. I don't remember him asking me before hand if it would work, but I don't recall him being wishy-washy about doing it either (meaning I don't think he tried to do it to save his bacon). [/QUOTE]

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