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All taxonomies do a terrible job, right up until you try and create a better one. :)

I climbed up a cliff, and it turns out on the top of the cliff was a cook the whole time, just cooking up weather.

I speak more to the specific mechanics in dispute. Depending on how often and fundamental those mechanics come up would depend on how...

I don't know about that, though. In this thread I've learned that everything can be explained by pixies. All the way down, it's all...

What happens in that fictional space of the game must originate from the players of the game. If you reject that then nothing can ever...

Yes, you can absolutely do it, but then it is pointless to insist that playing "an elf" or "a dragonborn" without the context of what...

The DMG instructs that "During each stage of the characters’ journey, you can determine what the weather is like by rolling on the...

I started designing my current setting Artra probably about a year before the game actually began. At that point I had no idea whether...

Yes, but those things are unrelated to the simulation! Furthermore, you are not merely combining odds of several things you are...

For the 777,777th time, there is nothing wrong with playing other ways. Everyone here has repeatedly said that.

Frankly, I think it’s stupid that the rules treat interacting with the environment as a distinct type of thing you can do on your turn...

You have a rune reading skill, then perhaps difficulty of the runes. Then from these you draw the odds of runes being good or bad. These...

Ultimately I feel the fundamental building blocks of the setting are my responsibility as a GM, and I don't need or want input on those...

Yeah, I wouldn't call that simulation. By that metric almost anything can be simulation. Nor would I link immersion and simulation in...

That seems unlikely. Not a wyvern perhaps. But other things. IIRC the rune thing was not Burning Wheel, but do you think it could work...