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Then I am simply jumping off your point. This whole notion of "quantum" encounter is just more smoke and mirrors trying to pretend...

I disagree. When you have more time to think, you can make encounters that better reflect your interpretation of the world. But, at no...

I think it was @Enrahim who upthread mentioned wandering monsters. Wandering monsters are "quantum" beings. That's the essence of their...

Why does hoping to meet an Elf cause a guard to arrive? In terms of cause-and-effect, I don't see any difference (when we're talking...

Except that the only actual difference here is time. After all, the DM either made or chose (in the case of using someone else's) the...

So you never, ever make up anything by yourself, is what you're saying? Yeah, I'm going to say that really misses most of the point...

Is the cook a quantum if the GM decides that’s where she is? She’s never actually in the kitchen until the GM tells the player she is...

You got a reply to this from @Old Fezziwig. I've also posted about this in many posts in this thread, including some in reply to you...

My goal is not to bash on anything. It's to look at what D&D does, and what it has done traditionally, and to see where/how it may...

I was at a workshop last week with a colleague who is a professor of constitutional law. (At an Australian university.) She has a...

I know it's intended as a joke, but philosophers are notoriously unfunny - your only evidence for existence of most places in the world...

Is there a reason why you can't just make it up in your head instead of random tables? Do you simply not want to? Is it something you...

Again, if you want other posters to stop asking me questions, please take that up with them.

Or even: talking about how D&D has changed for many people inclusive of its guidelines in the newest edition as well as games that take...

The comment I responded to wasn't about causation. It was about the lockpicking attempt having "nothing to do with the cook". Here is...