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<blockquote data-quote="Scottius" data-source="post: 9229962" data-attributes="member: 6782008">My current gaming group is at this point made up of friends who have been gaming together for anywhere from several years to a couple of decades depending on the indivdual in question. With this group there is an established level of trust &amp; understanding that few table rules are necessary. The only standing one we really maintain is to ban electronic devices at the table to cut down on distractions. The only real exception there is that I sometimes use a phone or tablet for accessing PDFs or adding sound or music to a session via a bluetooth speaker. Now when I put together another group whether for a one shot, or a second campaign or what have you I don't hesistate to outline far more information to account for playing with strangers or just people I don't know as well as my primary group. In those cases the exact rules vary depending on the system/campaign in question but look a lot like what the previous posters have put forth for the most part. Though I have players reroll off the table rolls rather than failing the players roll.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Scottius, post: 9229962, member: 6782008"] My current gaming group is at this point made up of friends who have been gaming together for anywhere from several years to a couple of decades depending on the indivdual in question. With this group there is an established level of trust & understanding that few table rules are necessary. The only standing one we really maintain is to ban electronic devices at the table to cut down on distractions. The only real exception there is that I sometimes use a phone or tablet for accessing PDFs or adding sound or music to a session via a bluetooth speaker. Now when I put together another group whether for a one shot, or a second campaign or what have you I don't hesistate to outline far more information to account for playing with strangers or just people I don't know as well as my primary group. In those cases the exact rules vary depending on the system/campaign in question but look a lot like what the previous posters have put forth for the most part. Though I have players reroll off the table rolls rather than failing the players roll. [/QUOTE]

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