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I get that you have framed your argument in relation to a specific type of map/key style or event style. But these are the examples you...

That last paragraph pretty clearly makes the implication that event-based play is usually railroading and map and key is usually linear...

I think the opening post was very interesting right up to painting event based adventures as railroading and map & key based adventures...

So..they need to move 6 spaces along the map without setting off 3 traps to get inside the fortress. Got it. I'm a big mapper. I...

A timeline is just a map of time, rather than a map of physical space, in which case this reduces to a form of map and key. With...

The weakness of such allegory is that as by externalising these aspects of human experience to distinct and fixed groups, you elide the...

Humans have a racial flaw, they need food. There are even rules in D&D that makes people without food for long gain exhaustion level...

Nope. They have somewhat different wing anatomy than modern birds, but their wings aren't actually backwards.

I have always disliked this design concept. I dislike it even more than the other 5e designs. And I really, REALLY hate the new Gold...

But that is not how it has been used here nor I think this is even correct.

Sure, but if you are not careful with it, you might mess up the message of your allegory when you consociate it with your mythopoeia...

It looks stupid beyond belief.

I like that.

And that's why it "works" for representing great strength. It feels significant so it is significant. And I certainly do not expect the...

Yeah, it's strange, but I believe there's a psychological component to it, at least in my experience. Even though a +1 or +2 modifier...