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<blockquote data-quote="Charles Rampant" data-source="post: 6827581" data-attributes="member: 32659"><p>I would say that this kind of action - as described in the first post, not having read the entire thread past page 12 or so - is perhaps not something that is <em>technically</em> wrong, but it is definitely one that seems designed to annoy players, rather than give them more fun. More fun does not equate simply to more stuff, and I don't mean that by taking the treasure away the DM was wrong in general, but I mean that the way this went down seems to be designed to annoy, not entertain. I can easily imagine ways that the DM could have the players lose treasure without it being a dick move and with it adding entertainment and interest to the campaign; to not fully describe the scene, and to use this kind of a "Gotcha!" moment is not one of them. This seems simply a punitive removal of stuff from the group in an underhanded way. </p><p></p><p>The shorter way to put it is: I would not have done this, were I the DM. Ignoring the group's reaction, ignoring the phone user's attention span, this is not something that I would regard as being fun for either me or my players.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Charles Rampant, post: 6827581, member: 32659"] I would say that this kind of action - as described in the first post, not having read the entire thread past page 12 or so - is perhaps not something that is [i]technically[/i] wrong, but it is definitely one that seems designed to annoy players, rather than give them more fun. More fun does not equate simply to more stuff, and I don't mean that by taking the treasure away the DM was wrong in general, but I mean that the way this went down seems to be designed to annoy, not entertain. I can easily imagine ways that the DM could have the players lose treasure without it being a dick move and with it adding entertainment and interest to the campaign; to not fully describe the scene, and to use this kind of a "Gotcha!" moment is not one of them. This seems simply a punitive removal of stuff from the group in an underhanded way. The shorter way to put it is: I would not have done this, were I the DM. Ignoring the group's reaction, ignoring the phone user's attention span, this is not something that I would regard as being fun for either me or my players. [/QUOTE]
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