These are just my own personal thoughts, and not meant as any offense to anyone... if they do offend anyone. ;)<br/><br/>I really prefer to do my own rolling and skill decisions. I don't always get it right as I'm still new to the Pathfinder system and never played either 3.0 or 3.5 to any real extent. I've had GM's who insist on rolling everything and there are benefits as the GM can fudge a roll if he or she believes that it's in the best interest of the game. That doesn't bother me in any way. I just like having that little bit of control over my character. The dicebot was a pain in the ass to figure out, but it does keep you honest and I use it for all rolls. I don't copy and past the results, but they are there if anyone wants to check. I DO occasionally misroll, using the wrong sides, the wrong number of dice or the wrong modifier. In that event, I'll reroll and send a PM to the GM explaining the mistake. I think that the Dicebot is a great tool for keeping people honest and if you want to fail a check, just write, "Failed the check." I do agree that sometimes it's more fun to fail the check and I will from time to time just for the funof it.<br/><br/>I would like to say thank you for the compliment on the interplay between my and Muse's characters. It is easier to do a seperate one-on-one thread for these threads, but I suggest care with the idea of multiples. I don't intend to limit Lantis's interactions to just one character and it could turn into a seperate thread for every character in the game and I enjoy reading other threads myself. :) Keeping up could become a nightmare for our good GM (Another reason why I'm generally against making him do all the rolling).<br/><br/>The GM's job is to give us something to enjoy and that he, in return, will enjoy. A certain amount of work is expected on both sides and I love challenging the GM, but not giving him all of the workload.<br/><br/>So... I'll get off of my soapbox and go back below to my bunk now... I think there's some decent rum there someplace.