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Speak for your own D&D social contract. We see it as a cooperative game, not a dictatorship. We did recently mutually agree that a...

I don't think alignment contributes any sophistication to moral thinking in play, for the reason that I already posted in this thread...

How can a player interpret THEIR character anything but correctly?

Yea, it turns out that a fiction-first rules set is not a great choice to run a massively popular actual play that necessitates a...

Yet, rather oddly, Mercer runs Daggerheart in Age of Umbra almost exactly the same way that he runs D&D and other games, even at times...

I agree. I also suggested Fiasco in my response, as it is great for one-shots and tends to have such gonzo plots that players don't feel...

This is true, and despite being someone that likes players who help create narrative beyond what their PC is doing, agree with your...

T'was a joke. But more seriously, asking the players questions is a far cry from making them GMs. I understand if people don't like this...

To me, this seems like a disengenuous or unkind response. Presumably, you've chosen to GM and know what goes with it. Many players do...

I note that in Age of Umbra, the one time Mercer really uses this technique (episode 7, I believe, when they are exploring the house)...

I go with players' preferences. 13th Age has good advice. Ask for input but if no one has an idea you can step in and provide the...

I make the opportunities available for players. Some run with it, most do not, and some are clearly nonplussed and dislike the...

It makes options more visible and tangible. But even by 3rd level there will be a lot of options and it will start to get cumbersome...

I don't recall anyone ever interpreting it that way at the time, though sometimes players made characters with the intention of...

I love that online play is an option when necessary, but agree that in-person play should be the priority. I think that having people...