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<blockquote data-quote="Victim" data-source="post: 152055" data-attributes="member: 78">Arrive on time!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!&nbsp; I don't want to set around waiting an hour for you to show up, and I'm sure that you don't want to wait for me.Learn the rules.Have a PHB.People who don't know for to add for anyof their die rolls, and don't eitehr buy a book or print out SRD sections they need piss me off.&nbsp; Players who ask &quot;What do I add?&quot; for every attack and save for several sessions irritated me.&nbsp; RTFM!&nbsp; All the numbers are usually written down already in the first place.I attempt to avoid creating characters that cause intra party strife.&nbsp; I don't like to start major rules debates in the middle of the session.&nbsp; If I see what I believe to be an rules error, and I feel that I have enough relevant info, I'll state my opinion and explain.&nbsp; However, a major discussion shouldn't be handled in the middle of the game because it's rude to waste everyone's time.Treat others fairly.&nbsp; As a DM, I shouldn't set out to screw certain people, even if I hate them.&nbsp; As a player, I should make sure that everyone gets a chance to do something, and see that everyone has fair access to resources.&nbsp; I tend to expect certain things when playing when I know the rules, just I expect certain things in RL.&nbsp; Of course there are rules in real life.&nbsp; My backpack won't spontanteously fly into the air and club over the head with 50 pounds of gaming books.&nbsp; If I throw something, I expect it to fly a certain way.&nbsp; The way magic works in DnD can make things even more predictable.&nbsp; For example, Magic Missile can't damage objects directly.&nbsp; I will never see Magic Missiles flying into a door and blowing it up.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Victim, post: 152055, member: 78"] Arrive on time!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I don't want to set around waiting an hour for you to show up, and I'm sure that you don't want to wait for me. Learn the rules. Have a PHB. People who don't know for to add for anyof their die rolls, and don't eitehr buy a book or print out SRD sections they need piss me off. Players who ask "What do I add?" for every attack and save for several sessions irritated me. RTFM! All the numbers are usually written down already in the first place. I attempt to avoid creating characters that cause intra party strife. I don't like to start major rules debates in the middle of the session. If I see what I believe to be an rules error, and I feel that I have enough relevant info, I'll state my opinion and explain. However, a major discussion shouldn't be handled in the middle of the game because it's rude to waste everyone's time. Treat others fairly. As a DM, I shouldn't set out to screw certain people, even if I hate them. As a player, I should make sure that everyone gets a chance to do something, and see that everyone has fair access to resources. I tend to expect certain things when playing when I know the rules, just I expect certain things in RL. Of course there are rules in real life. My backpack won't spontanteously fly into the air and club over the head with 50 pounds of gaming books. If I throw something, I expect it to fly a certain way. The way magic works in DnD can make things even more predictable. For example, Magic Missile can't damage objects directly. I will never see Magic Missiles flying into a door and blowing it up. [/QUOTE]

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