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<blockquote data-quote="Lanefan" data-source="post: 2984400" data-attributes="member: 29398">If I did this and enforced it, I wouldn't have a game left.I don't see a character sheet in an active game as &quot;my property&quot; so much as &quot;part of the general game materials&quot;.&nbsp; Once the campaign's finished, if the character (or the sheet; some of my character sheets get rather elaborate) is memorable, I might ask to keep it.&nbsp; Failing that, I'll leave it with the DM on the off-chance that game ever re-boots.Also, I only want one current copy of any character's sheet in existence (though I also insist on previous copies being kept and noted as out of date; it's amazing how often things don't get transcribed properly from an old sheet to a new one).&nbsp; Once more than one current sheet exists, the chance of changes to one not being mirrored on the other(s) quickly rises to unity, with messy results.Lanefan</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lanefan, post: 2984400, member: 29398"] If I did this and enforced it, I wouldn't have a game left. I don't see a character sheet in an active game as "my property" so much as "part of the general game materials". Once the campaign's finished, if the character (or the sheet; some of my character sheets get rather elaborate) is memorable, I might ask to keep it. Failing that, I'll leave it with the DM on the off-chance that game ever re-boots. Also, I only want one current copy of any character's sheet in existence (though I also insist on previous copies being kept and noted as out of date; it's amazing how often things don't get transcribed properly from an old sheet to a new one). Once more than one current sheet exists, the chance of changes to one not being mirrored on the other(s) quickly rises to unity, with messy results. Lanefan [/QUOTE]

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