Roleplaying Homework
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Frukathka
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- Joined: Wed Nov 10, 2004 9:17 pm
- Location: The Barren Waselands of Arizona
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I believe that any and all material, whether created by DM or player can be beneficial. To quote the 2nd Edtion DMs guide, "A good DM will take information the player creates and twist it ever so slighly to suit the need of his campaign world." I love having new material to read, no matter where it comes from.
"I am Frukathka, emissary of the Rakastan pantheon and defender of the Rakastan people and felines everywhere."
Personnaly I, as well as my group have enough stuff to take care of and don't have time for homework for DnD. However, I strongly suggest to every player to take notes during games to help remember what happened during the last session. Especially during games that do not happen that often. But I don't see the need for homework honestly.
Forgotten Son of Lord Vasili
I never thought of homework and I'm still not convinced. I prefer that they spend the same time working on the campaign and that is at the table.Snake wrote:Personnaly I, as well as my group have enough stuff to take care of and don't have time for homework for DnD. However, I strongly suggest to every player to take notes during games to help remember what happened during the last session. Especially during games that do not happen that often. But I don't see the need for homework honestly.
That said, my players take a lot of notes. One of them is writing a log and now that I've began a blog with my description of the sessions, I hope to start getting some input on how I portray their personalities and what they really think. That may force themselves to define their characters more.
Ail