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Message: <blockquote data-quote="cybertalus" data-source="post: 1817644" data-attributes="member: 4400">1.  As a player I kind of like dungeons.  As a DM they bore me silly.2.  As a player I tend to blend my style to the style of the group.  As a DM I have a hard time adapting out of my preferred style.3.  As a player combat is fun.  As a DM, combat is a chore.4.  As a player I *hate* equipping characters.  As a DM I *hate* equipping NPCs, but at least I have those nifty charts in the DMG to work from.5.  As a player I like to write an extensive background for my character that grounds him in the world, but hate it when the DM never incorporates any of it into the game.  As a DM I wish more players would provide me with extensive backgrounds that I could make use of in the game.6.  As a player I have a knack for remembering the rules, which book they're in, and what they're listed under in the index.  As a DM I have an amazing ability to forget even the simplest of rules.7.  As a player I love it when I get to use some class ability or magic item feature for the first time.  As a DM I hate it when players use some class ability or magic item feature that I'm not familiar with.  Also as a DM, I dread using a monster's special ability for the first time.8.  As a player I'm bad to make comments during the game that lead to conversations totally unrelated to the game.  As a DM, I'm even worse.9.  As a player I'm in the middle of the scale of laziness.  As a DM, I'm so lazy the scale needs to be extended to chart how lazy I actually am.10.  As a player I'm sometimes shy about role-playing my character.  As a DM, I am a total ham and seldom miss a chance to role-play an NPC.11.  As a player I usually remain seated, only occasionally getting up to stretch.  As a DM, I've gotta stand up.12.  As a player I prefer to only use the core rules because it means that all the rules that apply to my character are contained within three books.  As a DM I prefer to only use the core rules because it means that I only have three books worth of rules to misremember.13.  As a player I don't appreciate the DM as much as I should.  As a DM, I eat up every scrap of appreciation I get from the players.</blockquote>

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