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[drathe]

I bet you use your facial expressions to your advantage while watching. A fearful look to coax them to do something that will actually aid you in giving them a harder time.

Ah, I love playing the villain. I by no means (as I assume is with most GMs) wish them to fail, but would like to to feel pride in their victory. If they are challenged and succeed, the game is more rewarding and they will return for another quest.

Post Transfer from Old Forum - Original Post Date: Friday January 11th, 2008 02:54pm

[zep]

I do the same thing with talk that might or might not be beneficial to them when i gm.

I wouldn't ruin things by remembering where things are. I usually try to stick to playing my given role. Of course I'm being given the two typically smarter characters, elf and wizard (another reason you should come, so we can have a full contingent of players!), so one of them might have some sort of clairvoyance .

As to painting, I've posted some on Old Scratch's, but I'll start up another thread here so you can you see them.

Post Transfer from Old Forum - Original Post Date: Saturday January 12th, 2008 09:35pm