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β | ;Golden Rule, The: "Rules were made to be broken". Traditionally a paragraph in the beginning of a [[ | + | ;Golden Rule, The: "Rules were made to be broken". Traditionally a paragraph in the beginning of a [[game master]]'s section of a rulebook, the golden rule states that the game's enjoyment is paramount, and that rules are only to be enforced if it enhances the play experience. It is designed to counter rules arguments by the game master ruling that the game would be more fun if the [[player]]s were not arguing over exactly how much an obscure ruling reference benefits another player over them. It is interesting to note that ''[[Dungeons & Dragons]]'' V3.5's version of the golden rule (under adjudicating) states that rules should be changed for more logical sounding ones. |