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I think I see where you are coming from. However I struggle to see how to avoid negotiation in TTRPG in a good way. I think this might...

Consider this, would all those players like a game with no negotiation given they don’t even gravitate toward the no negotiation...

A few things. First, while you might view it as disobedience, it's still due to the social contract(and how you personally view it)...

I might simply be more sensitive to it, but I routinely have players asking if they can do something, and then expecting a DC to be...

So you and the other players agree, but the DM does not. You all can imagine your PC picking his nose all you want, but it doesn't...

Right? How does one cunningly interpret runes? Though overall I don’t find this line of inquiry that interesting.

I think there’s a lot that can be said about why the dislike. My proposal is that such likes and dislikes go quite a bit deeper into...

It's the GM's choice to agree with the player and then author that fiction. It's not the player's choice to author it, and it's not...

So I agree with the basic premise, negotiation can lead to degenerate gameplay and yet in practice I observe most 5e play doesn’t...

Do they? Or is it indeed the GM that listens to player input, and from that migrate fictional possibilities into actualities? The...

Prompting the dm to consider whether there is a cleric there that wasn’t pre authored by him still has nothing to do with the persuasion...

The assigned role of the DM though is to run a campaign fairly and to have fun. He has no "in world" objectives. It is why he...

Well I believe it, but it’s hard for me to understand why.

I mean, it’s the entire point of doing it that way. It gives players more agency over the fiction. It makes player driven either...

I’m in disbelief that I’m even having to point out that a d&d persuasion check involving an established cleric that can cast remove...