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Message: <blockquote data-quote="billd91" data-source="post: 9837284" data-attributes="member: 3400">And, yet, it's also a pretty common setup. It's definitely convenient to play at a GM's house since they can set up ahead of time and have ready access to any sources they have without having to lug as much with them. And that may then also mean they have refreshments on hand and have to clean up afterwards.Of the groups I've been in over the last 20 years, the GM's house has been the site of the game more often than not, though we've also gone with the variant of playing at the home of the players with the youngest children because they need to also supervise their kids. And there are times, before we had kids, where we played at the home of whomever had the biggest table.That said, in none of those situations would I consider the game primarily driven by one person's interests. The GM may have proposed the game and the players taken up the proposal and may even have played host, but even in those situations that's not "driven by one person's interests".</blockquote>