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<blockquote data-quote="Jeff Wilder" data-source="post: 3343274" data-attributes="member: 5122">As DM or player, I honestly don't think I excel at any facet of the game in particular, unless you count the fact that I'm almost always prepared for the game.&nbsp; (But I run published adventures with only minor tweaks, so that's not a big deal.)&nbsp; On the other hand, I'm very reliable about pushing the game ... both in scheduling, and during play.&nbsp; Probably more than anybody else in our group(s), I want to play.On the flip side, I'm not particularly bad at any aspect of the game, either.&nbsp; As a player, I tend to use my knowledge of the rules too much; I'm actively working on curbing that.&nbsp; As a DM, I'm not very good at running multiple subplots, whether parallel or woven.&nbsp; It's not a matter of lack of imagination ... it's plain laziness.&nbsp; That kind of DMing adds tremedously to the game-prep workload, not to mention forcing very detailed note-taking during the game.&nbsp; Again, I want to play, not do homework.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jeff Wilder, post: 3343274, member: 5122"] As DM or player, I honestly don't think I excel at any facet of the game in particular, unless you count the fact that I'm almost always prepared for the game. (But I run published adventures with only minor tweaks, so that's not a big deal.) On the other hand, I'm very reliable about pushing the game ... both in scheduling, and during play. Probably more than anybody else in our group(s), I want to [i]play[/i]. On the flip side, I'm not particularly bad at any aspect of the game, either. As a player, I tend to use my knowledge of the rules too much; I'm actively working on curbing that. As a DM, I'm not very good at running multiple subplots, whether parallel or woven. It's not a matter of lack of imagination ... it's plain laziness. That kind of DMing adds tremedously to the game-prep workload, not to mention forcing very detailed note-taking during the game. Again, I want to [i]play[/i], not do homework. [/QUOTE]

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