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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Michael Silverbane" data-source="post: 2865947" data-attributes="member: 38016">Mostly, my group follows the "Don't be a jerk." rule.  There are a few things that we've had to tell each other, but nothing has really been written down.1.  Don't be vocally judgemental about people's personal habits, religious affiliations, politics, orientation, membership in the armed forces, and so on...  Unless it is directly affecting you, right now, in a way that is causing you to lose a lot of blood...  Keep your mouth shut about it.2.  Don't make a mess.  If you do make a mess, clean it up.3.  Try not to break things.  Yes, accidents happen, but you can and should take steps to avoid accidents as much as possible, you clumsy git...  Do you not see that you're causing Beavis to lose a lot of blood?4.  Don't smoke in someone else's house, unless the owner of the house has invited you to do so.  5.  Don't bring drugs to someone else's house, unless the owner of the house has invited you to do so.  6.  Don't bring your children to someone else's house, unless the owner of the house has invited you to do so.  It has never come up, but I'm sure that the same would apply to pets, as well.Hmm...  I think those are about the only things that have come up.  Things that I've noticied in other people's rules that we do allow are:Eating, excessive socializing, the use of laptops, arguing with the DM, smacking the other players, strategizing, taking as long as you like for your turn, metagaming, powergaming, munchkinizing, evil charactering, making loud noises, bribing the DM, bribing the other players, being late, borrowing dice, borrowing books, snatching french fries, and other shenanigans.Latersilver</blockquote>

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