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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ThirdWizard" data-source="post: 1747721" data-attributes="member: 12037">I don't have to be able to play an instrument to know when someone is flat. I don't have to be able to make my own RPG system to know when a help line contradicts themselves repeatedly. Skip helped create D&D 3E, does that mean I think everything he says is correct? Actually, I don't even read the FAQ or Sage Advice anymore. It's just that bad. The Rules of the Game articles are all right, but there are still problems with them. I'm playing to have fun, as I think we all are. I agree that there are tough calls, and that my interprietation of some rules are probably going to be different than others' interprietations, but that's still no reason for me to trust the WotC help line. Personally I've never used it, and I never will. I find discussions on these boards to be much more beneficial. I believe emailing four identical emails to WotC would be somehow improper. The employees arn't paid to settle quabbles on this board, and even if I don't trust them, I'm not looking to make their job more difficult than it already is.</blockquote>