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Hence the need for different scales. The GM who writes boring adventures probably needs to read some blogs or watch some videos on how...

Then that's quite different than the way I've ever played or run D&D over the past 30 years.

Incorrect. Some ENWorld members think that things like GM Agendas and Principles are rules that are designed to control GM behavior...

Yes, seriously, it's insulting, for several reasons. It's not constructive in any way. It doesn't tell you how to be better. It's...

That kind of hyperbole makes for a good George Carlin stand up bit, but doesn't make much sense in a statistical reality.

I very much doubt that. Because you can't lump them all under the same umbrella. Or rather, you can, but then you have to have...

Define "bad GM," then. And are you going to say boring or incompetent GMs and malicious GMs are both the same type of bad?

I have no idea. I just think it's probably higher than a couple of percent.

It's not boundaries. Nor is it any sort of restriction. It's guidelines on how to GM that particular style of game. In Daggerheart, the...

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This was the post you responded to when I came back into the chat My impression was that you expressed a problem with understanding...

I'm pretty sure that every table has had at least one of those people. But the thing is, you (generic you) may not recognize that...

No, I meant some players (or GMs) that are horribly obnoxious or abusive at the table don't care. Like, there's a difference between a...

It would need to be multiple scales. You can't have "really boring," "throws OP foes and traps and then laughs when the party dies," and...

That's my point. The book can't force you to run the game in a specific manner. It can't force you to, say, use Legendary Resistance the...