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Player perception has no bearing on whether something is arbitrary or fiat. As for being unexplained, the players should have trust...

I believe the point was that your citation implied that any arbitrariness is an entirely secondary meaning, less common than the primary...

I don’t have any skin in this game philosophically, I’m pointing out differences in usage and reasonable inferences which can be drawn...

A disjunctive clause does not relegate the status of the second definition; both are coequal in applicability. Especially in a...

As we're picking nits, Merriam-Webster gives the following primary definition of fiat: 1: an authoritative or arbitrary order: decree...

I also agree with this.

Yeah I said as well you could use a method that is random like in clue. The important thing for it being the solving of a mystery that...

I don't really want to engage with this any further, but I want to point out--again--that I DO NOT require pre-authorship. I only...

I was going with tangception.

A triangent?

I mean, we have explained it several times. For at least the 10th time in this thread, the only context in the way we are using "real"...

I am in the middle of writing so I will try to get back to that one and comment

For myself it's still not clear when you prepped each detail, nor what reasoning or process you used to introduce the information above...

@Bedrockgames @pemerton I believe this was our much earlier responses to the Cthulhu Dark question.

@Bedrockgames @pemerton I believe this was the post.