Breaking Down the 44 Rules for Dungeons and Dragons 

Finally a legitimate take on this wacky thing ..Jacob's was insufferable

I broke off a manifold bolt while removing the exhaust to change the clutch on a 96 ranger so this video is previewing my next few weekends.

I don't know about 44 rules, some of these are repeats. But I think a less harshly worded and modified version of these rules could work. There'd be some that would get chucked or just merged with other ones but I don't see anything wrong with having some basic rules for your table. Professor DungeonMaster has The 10 Commandments of RPG and also the GM Rules. Which I'd also modify lol

As per 34 and the concept of power gaming. I've found that nearly every instance of power gaming I've come across (admittedly a small amount) is due to one of three things: a generously loose interpretation of the rules, a misunderstanding of the rules, or a misapplication of the rules, intentional or accidental. Yes, I've seen some really powerful official abilities RAW, but they're usually limited in number of uses per day or in the circumstances in which they can be applied. The instances of power gaming I've seen (almost) all have been easily solved to my and the player's satisfaction by simply laying out how the rules are actually going to apply in this situation which removes the over powered bit and just leaves them appropriately powerful. Frequently, the player is so happy that I'm letting them do their cool thing that they're just fine with the limits that I apply to that thing. On the few occasions that I've had to say no outright, I was able to help them find alternate ways of getting close to what they wanted anyway. They were usually trying to find a way of having their character be good at a particular thing rather than looking for a game breaking combo, so they're happy to be able to do that thing in a non-broken way. Some players I've allowed to keep the OP ability because, after we've discussed it, they've agreed to use it sparingly so as to not ruin the experience of myself and the other players, and they're a player I can trust to hold to that. I've also intentionally given players brokenly OP applications of rules to help them and others have more fun at the table. Story in the reply for anyone curious.

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This list or its version of it have been floating around for s while. I wonder if its a troll

noooo not you to

Screw "X" cards and "to be inclusive", games need to start teaching people proper table top manners and etiquette and that its ok to kick people.