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This example (2nd example) sounds very much like something that could occur in one of my d&d games. It’s a great illustration of what...

I just looked at DL1 and there are no instructions to keep the PCs alive. Not even a hint at that. So then I looked at DL Classics Vol...

Wait. So it's a moral conflict to go into a territory that you have a treaty not to enter or else not, but you don't see moral conflict...

This is what every game designer should be thinking IMO. Make the game you want to play.

So I can openly run dungeon world exactly the same way I run D&D without anyone coming shouting at me for doing it wrong?

I'd find it interesting to examine some examples.

this sole last paragraph provides degrees more illumination on how things work than that entire liveplay snippet besides the few things...

Why shouldn’t the moral and tactical collide though? Like fade to black torture of an enemy is a tactical choice, but it’s also a moral...

I often find in d&d the expedient choice conflicts with the moral choice. In that sense d&d often features a ton of choices across...

reading the bolded am i understanding this correctly, so what happens if the manipulator succeeds but the target PC doesn't choose to be...

Yeah, lots of folks like to use hit points as an excuse to completely abandon any desire for simulation as delusional, or at best...

Do you realize you are telling me I wouldn't have any problem with Narrstivist GM restrictions if I understood them better? Do you...

I don't get to talk about the way I like to play and run games? I've never told anyone one style of play is objectively better or worse...

This doesn't follow. Grok being a black box did not stop us from detecting its bias. If the output is biased, we can observe it. If it's...

Public service AI is something I am all for, in order to wrestle away the training from the private sector. A medical AI trained by the...