1. Thou shalt not harass players, regardless of thy personaldifferences with them.------------------------------------------------2. Thou shalt not be afraid to kill any character that blatantly deserves to die.------------------------------------------------3. Thou shalt remember at all times that this is a game,the objective is fun, and that a single rule is less important than an afternoon’s enjoyment.------------------------------------------------4. Thou shalt at all times be scrupulously fair to players who deserve it.------------------------------------------------5. Thou shalt play thy creatures as if they are alive—unless they aren’t—and thou shalt know the difference------------------------------------------------6. Thou shalt be self-consistent.------------------------------------------------7. Thou shalt be willing to admit thine own errors andshalt never refuse to consider the suggestions orassertions of players—whose ideas may often be betterthan thine own—but thou shalt be firm in thy decisions.------------------------------------------------8. Thou shalt attain and maintain the trust and respectof thy players and constantly search for new ideas.------------------------------------------------9. Thou shalt be accessible, versatile, and practical; thoushalt be neither a prig nor a popinjay, but neithershould thou wimp out. Moderator:Moderators
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1. Thou shalt not harass players, regardless of thy personaldifferences with them.------------------------------------------------2. Thou shalt not be afraid to kill any character that blatantly deserves to die.------------------------------------------------3. Thou shalt remember at all times that this is a game,the objective is fun, and that a single rule is less important than an afternoon’s enjoyment.------------------------------------------------4. Thou shalt at all times be scrupulously fair to players who deserve it.------------------------------------------------5. Thou shalt play thy creatures as if they are alive—unless they aren’t—and thou shalt know the difference------------------------------------------------6. Thou shalt be self-consistent.------------------------------------------------7. Thou shalt be willing to admit thine own errors andshalt never refuse to consider the suggestions orassertions of players—whose ideas may often be betterthan thine own—but thou shalt be firm in thy decisions.------------------------------------------------8. Thou shalt attain and maintain the trust and respectof thy players and constantly search for new ideas.------------------------------------------------9. Thou shalt be accessible, versatile, and practical; thoushalt be neither a prig nor a popinjay, but neithershould thou wimp out.
