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Message: <blockquote data-quote="aramis erak" data-source="post: 9232113" data-attributes="member: 6779310">For the game at the store:I prefer to hang on to character sheets; I've only rarely forgotten them (thrice in 7 years), and it means we can use your PC in play if needed for story or firepower. If it is used, it gets XP. If it's played by a drop-in, it gets full XP, and even if killed, it will have survived. How is often best lest to the imagination.X Card: sign at me with the ASL X sign for an immediate stop. I don't keep physical cards on the table unless the campaign is really pushing it. (Conventions are different - I use one per player, laminated red cardstock.) No guarantees on the scene picking back up; The options are to sit out the scene (we'll come get you from the hall), clue me in so I can apply veiling of the subject, or take a few minutes. (I have had a player drop an X card so they could go pee without missing anything... Not my preferred use, but everyone agreed to it.) I'll note that a couple of my players have psych meds (so do I), and I've had one ask for a break for meds to kick in. We broke out the Hanafuda cards for the interim.Dice: read them where they land. Doesn't matter if it's across the room, on the floor, on top of someone's lunch... Dice, part 2: 6x6 rule: at least 6" movement from at least 6" up. preferably with six seconds of shaking without a pause before the release.Dice, part 3: Rolls picked up before anyone else could verify count as either zero (in roll high) or max+1 (in roll low).  Seldom enforced. If I see a die being misread, it comes out. Even my rolls get left for a good bit.Intoxicants: Please do not use them before or during game.Property: Keep your hands off everyone else's unless given permission. This isn't mine, it's the store's rule.In general, as a GM:The dice rules above.I always veil sex scenes. I often abstract romance (a limited form of veil). Mostly because romance scenes make me uncomfortable.I generally aim for PG-13; a few games I'll go to R equivalent. (US MPAA ratings)I don't have an issue with gore, let me know if you do.</blockquote>

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