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<blockquote data-quote="Emerikol" data-source="post: 8240439" data-attributes="member: 6698278">Every bit of what you say is for naught though if the DM is not impartial and fair.&nbsp; So I will say that I will always prefer an impartial and fair DM to one that is not.&nbsp;&nbsp; Now you do make a good point that creativity and campaign construction are important and go on the list for sure.&nbsp;&nbsp; I tend to build campaigns independent of a group as it takes me a while and typically when I ask if people want to play they think &quot;next week&quot;.&nbsp;&nbsp; So I get things ready and then seek players.&nbsp; I think I make a pretty darned interesting world for anyone.&nbsp; I have a ton of plot threads involving villainous types and a lot of gray types in between.&nbsp; I am of the living world philosophy so the world is not boring.&nbsp;&nbsp; I do not mean to lessen that but the most creative most awesome creator of adventures and worlds will fall short if not a neutral and fair arbiter.&nbsp;&nbsp; So sure we are prioritizing the fun absolutely.&nbsp; For me, number one on that list is a DM who knows the rules and is fair and impartial.&nbsp;&nbsp; Arbitration is his primary &quot;in session&quot; job.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Emerikol, post: 8240439, member: 6698278"] Every bit of what you say is for naught though if the DM is not impartial and fair. So I will say that I will always prefer an impartial and fair DM to one that is not. Now you do make a good point that creativity and campaign construction are important and go on the list for sure. I tend to build campaigns independent of a group as it takes me a while and typically when I ask if people want to play they think "next week". So I get things ready and then seek players. I think I make a pretty darned interesting world for anyone. I have a ton of plot threads involving villainous types and a lot of gray types in between. I am of the living world philosophy so the world is not boring. I do not mean to lessen that but the most creative most awesome creator of adventures and worlds will fall short if not a neutral and fair arbiter. So sure we are prioritizing the fun absolutely. For me, number one on that list is a DM who knows the rules and is fair and impartial. Arbitration is his primary "in session" job. [/QUOTE]

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