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Started by Monster Manuel, September 03, 2014, 09:58:18 AM

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September 12, 2014, 02:16:58 AM
Quote from: Gold Roger;786517My version would be:

As a DM, it's not your job to tell stories. As a player, it's not your job to tell stories. You present to each other situations and react to them. Later you tell and remember the stories of what happened.
That's not the advice I'd give players. I'd say:

Be an ass-kicker, a door-basher, and a risk taker.

Cautious and responsible people go home and farm. Don't be a farmer. This is an adventure!

Brooding loners sulk in a corner, until someone drags them along. Don't make your friends drag you along. They're not here to babysit. They're here to have fun!
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