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<blockquote data-quote="pdzoch" data-source="post: 6978638" data-attributes="member: 80982">I'm not sure what the capabilities are for the human verification program, but if possible, I would recommend a rotation of questions from a pool.&nbsp; For example, instead of asking two questions about a dragon breath, I would set up question one to be about dragons breath, and the pool of questions would change the dragon and answer.Dragons Breath Question Pool --What type of breath does a black dragon breathe?What type of breath does a white dragon breathe?What type of breath does a red dragon breathe?etc.If possible, I would add a question pool to identify a image, particularly a iconic monster.&nbsp; Question would remain the same, but the image and answer would rotate.&nbsp; Image choices would be the unusual but iconic monsters from D&amp;D -- beholder, drider, ettercap, owlbear, etc.I suppose the same format could be used for the dragon question above.I agree that we do not want to prevent newbies from engaging on the forum, so I would avoid rules specific questions.&nbsp; Even questions from the PHB would unjustly assume that they have purchased the materials instead of just hearing the rules from their DM who owns all the materials.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pdzoch, post: 6978638, member: 80982"] I'm not sure what the capabilities are for the human verification program, but if possible, I would recommend a rotation of questions from a pool. For example, instead of asking two questions about a dragon breath, I would set up question one to be about dragons breath, and the pool of questions would change the dragon and answer. Dragons Breath Question Pool -- What type of breath does a black dragon breathe? What type of breath does a white dragon breathe? What type of breath does a red dragon breathe? etc. If possible, I would add a question pool to identify a image, particularly a iconic monster. Question would remain the same, but the image and answer would rotate. Image choices would be the unusual but iconic monsters from D&D -- beholder, drider, ettercap, owlbear, etc. I suppose the same format could be used for the dragon question above. I agree that we do not want to prevent newbies from engaging on the forum, so I would avoid rules specific questions. Even questions from the PHB would unjustly assume that they have purchased the materials instead of just hearing the rules from their DM who owns all the materials. [/QUOTE]

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