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I would actually contest it might be opposite. The daggerheart combat mechanics seem to me straight out baroque when compared with draw...

I think people have already done a good job describing the game, but I really am enjoying DaggerHeart, and I am enjoying reading Draw...

They also call out Daggerheart. Draw Steel sells itself as a tactical, heroic, cinematic, fantasy game. Tactical as in there’s...

I did just this once, and it was the funniest thing ever. 9th-10th-ish level party are in a forest, on high alert for legitimate...

Oh, i think I saw a sentence about a tavern tale, but didn't latch on to it. But that could indeed put the entire game in a new...

I think a major challenge is when we encounter situations where the rules themselves can be described as "unfair". Then we get into a...

I read this into the second point, given the parenthesis. The DM wanting to please the players seem to fit into the formulation. You...

How is that possible? Seriously. If the encounter is too strong to be beaten, that isn't "unfair to the players". It is fair that some...

Not at all. It is most strongly motivated by: Preserving the appearance that the GM does not make mistakes Preserving the "experience"...

This example does not match what I described. If a poker tournament's rules expressly state that telepathy is allowed, it can hardly be...

I do have to point out you can think its ethically OK but think there's a loss of something in the illusion of the game if its visible...

Don't need a full reset. You could do what would would have done to tweak the situation anyway. My examples was that even extreme...

The real value of stoping the world when you are making adjustments is that if you make a habit out of that, the players will recognise...

I have a radical suggestion for that situation: Speak up! Point out that you messed up royal, you now realise that this encounter...

Sure. I don't think that a feeling in that sense--a visceral response--is of such dire import that it ever justifies the falsehood. Is...