Faolyn's latest activity

I already replied to another post about how plausibility works with fun, not against it; it's just a different kind of challenge. The...

No. This discussion is about how some people (People 1) seem to think that other people (People 2) believe that the fantasy world...

because when you have multiple equally plausible options competing you can defer the decision criteria to a secondary concern between...

Wait. You're disagreeing with page numbers here. Seriously?

Since you missed it the first time, here is the complete post I made about how I use plausibility. The comparison of plausibility is...

Again: In Burning Wheel, if you fail a duel of wits, you must agree to do whatever it was the duel was about. PC 1 wants to go to The...

As I said in a post elsewhere, it's ridiculous to assume the GM will think of every possible result of an Impiricide or similarly large...

OK, you really need to read what I write before you respond because I brought that up in the same sentence.

The bolded bit is still a violation of player agency. The PC can be forced to agree to something they--or the player--deeply disagree...

B/X and BECMI had clerics that just got their power from vague and undefined alignment-based forces.

I read that via reddit a couple of days ago. It seems that he could run a... well, probably not kickstarter, considering, but could use...

People do explain why. The problem is you have a specific answer in mind and anyone whose explanation isn't that answer is ignored at...

There are four options that can occur when you hesitate, although off-hand the only ones I remember are "stand and drool" and "run away...

Everyone already knows that D&D has a ton of them. There's no double standard here.

In my Level Up game, we have spirits. They didn't make the world but they can grant powers. Dark Sun had clerics of elemental forces...