We are starting a new campaign(Age of Worms) in a world(greyhawk) we have never played in and my DM is already having fits because of what we as players are trying to get away with.
For example HE dislikes psionics but he is now allowing it and having to learn the rules for it because he wants the players to enjoy themselves. He is loosening up on his house rule of no evil alignments so that my charecter can take demonic, psionic and feindish grafts.
All of this is alot of extra work and energy for running a "canned" module.
This thread is for any player that wants to say a public Thanks to their DM.
Jason, I appreciate all your efforts and time. I know you like running but our hack and slash evil minded, whats role-play group is not the easiest to deal with so thanks for doing it.
Dryder(Pathfinder Charter Superscriber; Pathfinder Battles Case, GameMastery Maps Subscriber)
Great idea! And a DM who cares for the happiness (at least at his table) of his players deserves a big thank you!
And to all you players out there: Never underestimate how sadisfying a single:"That was a great session today!" can be to your DM! Sure, you players sacrifice a huge amount of your time to play in your DMs campaign and DMs owe you a good game for that, but the DMs also sacrifce a lot of their free-time to prepare, making props, developing encounters, etc., etc. So, a little feedback (mostly possitive) will make your DM feel good, and pushes him/her to keep going in delivering what you want to experience!
I know what I am talking about, because in my almost 25 years of roleplaying, I DMed the most often in those years...
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