Er, okay.<br/><br/>We do ask that people be civil on these forums. If something frustrates you, take a break. If someone is being unconscionable, and won't respond to messages, let us know.<br/><br/>As a matter of course, the person running the game is in charge of the rules. Yes, I'm pretty well versed in D&D rules lawyering - but at the same time I'm also well versed in keeping things moving. I'm also well versed in being human >_> This means being forgiving of people's occasional faults. You are working together to create a story you all enjoy. Please do not forget that. : )<br/><br/>I would recommend, when disagreeing with the manager of the game, that rather than stopping things in their tracks, either inquire about another path or to talk with the GM about next time. And I would also like to remind GMs that they have a responsibility to make the game enjoyable for other players, too.<br/><br/>Take a break if you need to, but again, please keep things civil.<br/><br/>Thank you.