Post by rflowers on Sept 20, 2014 15:24:55 GMT
These kinds of forums seem to be Dungeon Master "heavy", with discussion about things that are near & dear to DM hearts. They like talking about their campaign worlds, their house rules, their tricks & traps, etc.
Players don't have nearly as much to discuss. DMs have a lot of activity away from the table (preparation and so on), but for players most of the action is around the table.
Back when I was playing more frequently (and I'm using that in the sense of DMing AND playing here), players would look forward to these second edition "kits" and splatbooks. But to my mind, these can only go so far. If you have these continue to come out, you extend rules to a ridiculous extent.
So what *would* interest players in a discussion forum?
Players don't have nearly as much to discuss. DMs have a lot of activity away from the table (preparation and so on), but for players most of the action is around the table.
Back when I was playing more frequently (and I'm using that in the sense of DMing AND playing here), players would look forward to these second edition "kits" and splatbooks. But to my mind, these can only go so far. If you have these continue to come out, you extend rules to a ridiculous extent.
So what *would* interest players in a discussion forum?
