| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
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| gelion09-08-05, 12:11 AM | Looking for 2 cents, If you stepped on your DM's creativity and stayed stuck in your ways, but after time felt sorry, what would you do to mend things? I moved away to Japan and I won't see them again, so I'm not wanting to rejoin (if I was there, sure), rather just hear how his campaign is going and make peace. We are talking a good 3 years of gaming with 2 1/2 of them in character development since I kept changing (sounds funny I know). He's about 38 now and I don't see him responding, but what would you do as a him or me? |
| Kanklokan09-08-05, 04:55 AM | I would eat a duck :D |
| Joe Khol09-08-05, 05:42 AM | Send him a letter (not an e-mail) admitting you were wrong, freely apologising and saying you hope you can keep in touch. If that doesn't work, chances are nothing will and you'll just have to put it down to experience and move on. I hope it does work for you though. |
| gelion09-09-05, 12:13 AM | Thanks to both of you, although one answer I understood a little better. |