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From: David Stairs <garhkal@?????.com> Date: Sun, 4 Apr 2004 13:42:10 -0700 Subject: Re: the fine art of being cruel!
<<You're evil. You're going to hell, I swear. ;) Let me guess...The PCs are discovered doing something dastardly, and this poor fool is sentenced to mutilation by a magistrate. (Suddenly killing beggars and skipping out on inn fees seems like a bad idea...) Hey, it's to be expected. Such a person will likely do something again to justify it. What did he do, if I may ask? >*The Point* >I just wanted to see where everyone stood on the issue of DM cruelty. >Thanks all. I'm all for general cruelty, but generally not for personal grudges. You see, it increases player resentment and paves the way for the declaration of player independence. "For character atrocities committed past and present, and lack of treasure and magic>> If the gm is being cruel as a personal slight, then hell no. Smack him or her with the nearest Unabridged complete oxford english dictionary (thicker than websters IMO). if this is an npc's retribution, then go for it...
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Month Index: April, 2004
| Subject | From | Date (UTC) | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| the fine art of being cruel! | Ben Walken | |||
| Re: the fine art of being cruel! | Paul Westermeyer | |||
| Re: the fine art of being cruel! | Rian A. McMurtry | |||
| Re: the fine art of being cruel! | George Lavalle | |||
| Re: the fine art of being cruel! | Ben Walken | |||
| Re: the fine art of being cruel! | George Lavalle | |||
| Re: the fine art of being cruel! | Tilaurin | |||
| Re: the fine art of being cruel! | Tilaurin | |||
| Re: the fine art of being cruel! | David Stairs |