When people sit down at the gaming table, there’s often an unspoken social contract the players agree to. At least that’s the hope. See, the game falls apart if players refuse to get along. This isn’t exclusive to the gaming table, though. There’s a reason Scripture gives us guidelines on how to love our neighbors. And why we’re commanded to do so. Loving our neighbors starts in the 10 Commandments, which can be found in Exodus 20:1-17 1 . Note that verses 12-17 specifically

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From time to time, a game can grow stale, and players might struggle to get into the action when they sit down at the table. Game masters...