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@greymist: My computer is currently out of action unfortunately but I can share my notes once I get it up and running again. Something...

Some good ideas here. Some of the changes I made: 1) run all three set-piece encounters when the party arrives at the appropriate town...

I get all you're saying...I just do not necessarily agree. Things play differently at people's tables and that's a good thing I'd say...

That is quite unusual given that for starters Zephyros has a tower not a castle like Lyn Armaal and the residents witnessed this; That...

I have played through SKT and run it once. I love it. One of my favorites. For my run-through, I made the PCs all be Lords' Alliance...

Like Tyranny of Dragons this AP can be a real gem with some work ofc. I integrated the two (along with other APs) as it made sense to do...

I mapped out the entire decision tree for a campaign. It had 2^73 possible outcomes. So I just had one of the players roll a...

Thank you, I'm very well-versed in simulationism because I have a passionate hate for it.

That's a nice way of putting it. Often it is my players who tend to drive the spectacle and if it passes the table's general sense of...

Both of our narration match the mechanics because the mechanics doesn't demand a specific form of narration but in that empty space we...

Was being a bit rude there on my previous post, so here's my take: A simulationist design/writing is an approach where the...

I think I understand your point better now. Sorry slow day. So the majority of us are like-minded at the table where the mechanics need...

I have several games on my shelf and many more in electronic format which I have not made the effort to run or indeed do a decent read...

I would say yes - certainly at our table. I will have to take your word re Gygax as it has been a while, but I do recall Coup De Grâce...

No, the gods intervene! :)