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-In [[#classic_d_d|classic D&D]] the player who is the referee of the game, and may be the chief narrator or storyteller of the game (in a sense).  Other games have many names for this role, the generic name being [[#game_master|game master]].+In [[#classic_d_d|classic D&D]] the player who is the referee of the game, and may be the chief narrator or storyteller of the game (in a sense).  Other games have many other names for this role, the generic name being [[#game_master|game master]].
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"The worthy GM never purposely kills players’ PCs, he presents opportunities for the rash and unthinking players to do that all on their own."
― Gary Gygax