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@Bill Zebub: I think we can all agree that there are some recipes written primarily to cook and some recipes written primarily to read...

I don't know how this thread got from "easy to read/prep" to "lazy GM". Maybe I missed the progression. But it does occur to me that...

And thank you for reading them. :) If you (and anyone else) do give the 2d8 rules a try I'd be keen on hearing your experience and/or...

Oh for certain 2d8 is likely to be seen by some as scandalous, sacrilegious, blasphemy, and other similar words. ;) Which is why I...

So looking at different examples of what is easy to use, I can't help but wonder if the fundamental problem is simply different parts of...

I agree with you there. Although I also think @Lanefan has a point: information density means less page jumping, and/or better value...

Well, yes. I don't have a problem with the idea of a zero-prep dungeon. I just think that a lot of the zero-prep dungeons don't feel...

I would love to get to that but my sessions are often really unpredictable, and invariably I have PCs or NPCs at places I don't expect...

"No prep" and "running a module that I have not read" are nothing like the same thing.

Speaking of my experience, absolutely not. If they'd only been far enough along the Dunning-Kruger curve to recognize that if they...

For me it is simple... I will always read a module or adventure many time before ever running it, because I need to make sure it fits...

"Wall of text" itself is hardly a neutral term. Someone might as well call the style you prefer "bullet-point hell".

Yeah, I'm seeing a lot of loaded terms used to describe whatever style the poster doesn't care for. People clearly have strong feelings...

I admit to liking that as a short note better than I like the stuff written with multiple fonts and parenthetical asides and out of...

And that's my point. That is a You Thing. You have a way easier time with that. I can read very fast, taking in all thread paragraphs...