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And there it is. It’s not good enough for me to say some people feel it’s not real d&d. I have to submit that their opinion is wrong...

Well, as I've argued previously in various other threads, I don't divide things in this way. I don't claim my game-(design-)purposes are...

Summarising a huge very technical post like that without grossly oversimplifying will be a very tall order. But I will give it a try...

Presented by whom? Further, by your logic, the exact same thing happens in D&D. You can't ever meaningfully eliminate the chance of...

From the comments on the blog post:

Just as an aside, I once got locked out of my place as the wind blew the front door shut and it auto-locked. As it happened the only...

Yes they knew it was there and had to find it in order to achieve their goal. So in my game, let's say they want to find papers that...

This is a fair question to ask. I would need to know more context about that Secret Door. i.e. did the party know or heavily suspect it...

Often enough, it's a minor sub-genre on Youtube

That's just it - the way this is being presented, it sounds very much like the GM not only won't reward you for smart play but by the...

Listen, I don’t have any kind of problem with a random encounter. But it’s not any different. And your rolling ahead of time doesn’t...

If Guy Gardner shows any sort of character growth, we riot.

There are also more than a few single character superhero movies that fall flat because of weak writing and or editing. There's also...

I don't envisage it being different from a soft move (and I'm not an expert on pbta). I was just attempting to find some daylight...

This goes to @Campbell's point. Someone who doesn't like "fail forward" gives an example of clumsy GMing - narrating the cook in the...