I Wasn't Popular In The Home Office

Of Course As Children, We All, In All Cultures And Societies, Learn Behavior From Observation, Imitation, And Encouragement Of Various Kinds. So By The Suggestion Made, We All 'pretend' Most Of The Time.

The Books I Write Because I Want To Read Them, The Games Because I Want To Play Them, And Stories I Tell Because I Find Them Exciting Personally.

The Idea That A Game Is Anything More Than A Game... You Know, There Are People Who Are Basically Unbalanced Who Are Going To Misuse A Game And Have Bad Results. If A Golfer Who Insists On Playing During A Lightning Storm Gets Hit By A Stroke Of Lightning And Is Killed Nobody Says, 'there's Golfers Dying By The Droves Being Hit By Lightning!' You Can Overdo What You Really Like, And If You're Unbalanced You Go Overboard.

There Is No Winning Or Losing, But Rather The Value Is In The Experience Of Imagining Yourself As A Character In Whatever Genre You’re Involved In, Whether It’s A Fantasy Game, The Wild West, Secret Agents Or Whatever Else. You Get To Sort Of Vicariously Experience Those Things.

The Worthy Gm Never Purposely Kills Players' Pcs, He Presents Opportunities For The Rash And Unthinking Players To Do That All On Their Own.