Re: [DL] Food at the tables and other stuff

[<davis@ms.uky.edu>]

From Michael Maguire:

> Out group tends to follow a "those that can pay, do" policy, which
> generally  works out fairly well for everyone.  We've never had any real
> problems with  free loaders or anything, since we all try to pitch in

I'm usually the host, even when someone else is running the game.  We
start play late enough in the evening that everyone eats beforehand;  on
those occasions when this doesn't permit, everybody's on their own.

> only minimally of  pizza and snacks).  The only regular exception is
> beverages, which freqently  are supplied by the host of the game.

Likewise.

> As for the free Player's Guides, I think that's a great idea...  I know

Agreed.  My printer is going to get quite the workout next week - I pulled
down the free Ars Magica rulebook, as well.

> in  most games, everyone in our group likes to have their own copy of
> the  Player's Guide (and those who don't usually borrow someone else's
> until the  rest of us would like them to have their own copy :-D).  A

This is something I require for a long-term game.  A Fading Suns rulebook
disappeared a while back, and the aftermath of that isn't something I want
to repeat.

Andy