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How the cook came to be is unimportant. What's important is that their appearance helps move the story along.

That's better. You've established a minor complication and given the players something to react to. You're not supposed to commit to...

This is actually very close to what’s written in the Daggerheart Core Rulebook—page 20 lays it out directly in the “Creating Your...

One of the things Daggerheart unabashedly does is push GMs and players to customize and make it their own. One thing that really stood...

Because a lot of people in discussions are like a dog with a bone sometimes. I'm not even excluding myself here.

And you still would have been factually incorrect because you weren't running the game the way it was meant to be run. And notice here...

I'm well aware of that. But whatever the bard's interests are, is it reasonable that the dragon shares them?

While this is true--I'm aroace, after all--the question obviously was about a very stereotypical bard.

I know, which is why I wonder why it's still being talked about now. As I'm pretty sure I said back then, this is all stuff you would...

As I've said before, nobody is purely one type of gamer. We all switch between those three gamer types--and probably others not covered...

I would say that the social status of the domicile implies the presence of servants. Like the owner maintains the large building and...

How would you know if the cook had been established? If you had managed to look inside the kitchen ahead of time and established it...

So... Imagine two action declarations: 1) I want to quietly pick the lock, by using my lockpicks. 2) I want to enter the kitchen...

Is it reasonable for a dragon to be at all interested in a humanoid bard?

You should always label T&T. Cause I'm T&T; I'm dynamite.