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fun and would be stopped in short order...

Hoping he won't get flamed too much.  And maybe still invited to games occasionally...

Jeremy


DevinC at aol.com wrote:

> In a message dated 11/20/2002 2:34:29 PM Eastern Standard Time, aragan at ucla.edu writes:
>
> > Amazing isn't it? Yet some people still do. I had one fellow regularly
> > use the "drop and grab" dice-rolling method. I finally made him leave
> > the dice on the table until I verified each roll. He left
> > not long
> > thereafter.
>
> I I've seen plenty of other folks cheat over the years...you bet!
>
> We caught one person who had pre-read all the scenarios used for the game. The GM, catching on, shifted some things around and when she tried to do things per the scenario and they didn't come out the way the scenario read, you could tell by her reaction that she had been cheating.
>
> I've seen many folks who like to sit at the far end of the table and use non-coloured in dice so that the GM cannot read the result from his position at the table. And rare is it that one player will tattle on another.
>
> Devin
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