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"Appeal to authority" is only a fallacy if the authority is unsubstantiated. AKA, if I were to site Joseph Schmoe on the subject of...

The problem with this answer is that the limits are actually known, and the only random component is whether the actions will reach the...

I’ve never understood this and it’s from 2 perspectives. 1. You advocate for a technique where any 1 of hundreds of die rolls could...

Well, if I may, there are two unanswered questions here, and a subsequent slightly different conception of this same thing to see if...

Here's a piece of GM advice from In A Wicked Age (p 10): Playing with details Whenever you describe something - describe your character...

Of course, the more you emphasise that the "H"s must be different, the more that cuts both ways. Situation A is quite different from...

While this isn't a bad thing, I can't really say it's that much of a good thing? Like if there are rules and the players have no idea...

From the AD&D DMG, pp 9, 61: the reader should understand that ADBD is designed to be an amusing and diverting pastime, something which...

Yes, there a lot of systems of simultaneous resolution that are possible.

No. An important figure frequently cited for his authoritative perspective on "traditional GM" play and whose name is often attached...

But this assumes that absolutely every "lowlight" moment always informs the next highlight moment, and further that nothing except those...

The point can be made more analytically, I think. Let's suppose that there are three salient characters: H(ero), who is a player's...

Do you have a citation for that? Because God in Heaven that quote would be useful to me!

Just wanted to note that this is an example of something I consider to be perfectly legitimate use of "common sense" and "[GM's]...

Oh, my players absolutely took this route to convincing the bugbears (or was it the Hobgoblins?) in Lost Mines that they should stop...