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From: chris@globetek.UUCP (chris)
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Subject: Re: Soliciting Opinions on AD&D Style
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Date: Fri, 29-Nov-85 12:28:50 EST
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Posted: Fri Nov 29 12:28:50 1985
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Summary: 

"Arrogant" about sums up this guy -- no, not all DM's are like this,
by any means.  TSR's stuff is a *guide*, not THE BIBLE  -- if you
encounter a DM too hidebound to use a little intelligent judgement
on some of the more questionable rules, then quit his campaign --
you'll be miserable because you'll feel he's arbitrary and unfair,
and the object of fantasy gaming is to HAVE FUN, not memorize 
rule books and one-up the rest of the players.  If your DM's not
open to discussion with the rest of the players on points everyone
but him objects to, you've got a little tin god, not a DM.

("he" in the above refers equally to "she", as well.  Substitute as
appropriate.)
-- 

Christine Robertson  {linus, ihnp4, decvax}!utzoo!andor!chris

If my boss thought he might be held liable for my opinions, he'd probably
laugh himself sick.