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IMO. I don’t think it’s good DMing to ‘want your players to kill an ogre’. Maybe ‘want to see how they react to an ogre.’ But one...

I don’t view the stereotypical quantum ogre as railroading. I think it’s more coherent and precise to note that quantum ogres aren’t a...

The "quantum ogre" at this point tends to generate much more heat than light, causes more arguments than it resolves or even clarifies...

For me, this classic example isn't really railroading. Because the players made no meaningful choice. They may as well have rolled a...

IMO there’s too much interpretation left in such laws. Means no one behaves to them consistently. As example I’ll glad get over to the...

I’ve known of that to happen! Though it was in a small town.

Yep. Much less safe when people do that. Best laws I ever seen about driving were out of Germany. They had 2 particularly good ones...

I get that folks think its their god given right to drive the speed limit or even the minimum in the left lane, but there are a lot of...

IMO some concepts are just difficult to place all the nuances into words. I think using a definition that underfits the concept so as...

My wife and I now have our car insurance tracking our speed and driving for a discount. It does save money. But there is a major road...

I think it’s even simpler you can’t use your Action Surge to use the magic action, not even to ready it as a reaction.

I'll give some love to the rules lawyer. It definitely isn't in the spirit of the rules, but they didn't let that stop them and they...

Can you imagine? "You can take an additional action, except the magic action, or a ready action to cast a spell" it's kind of silly. If...

Well, apparently unless you just sit silently eight hours at the table whilst the characters sleep that is railroading!

But would they have known that if it was fully played either? Players basically never have full knowledge, as their characters do not...