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And we're saying that there is absolutely no difference between one completely arbitrary die roll resulting in an encounter and another...

this is the most ENWorld thread i've ever seen. i don't even know where the goalposts are anymore, they've moved so far

You SPECIFICALLY stated in the quote, that you didn't care if it was quantum or not. I mean, I directly quoted you. From the player's...

I don't think this is really true. Let's say we have a scenario where there are two paths through a wood. One passes by a cave where...

Now that was a Nat-20 Jump check for that leap of logic. Sorry, but, no. That's not how that works. Just because your arguement is...

I don't have a problem with what you do. Totally fine. But "where the players drive the game forward and the GM just makes sure...

But in the fiction, the cook was always there. The lockpick failure was just the reason the cook was encountered at that particular...

No, you're playing the game wrong. When your argument gets shown to be without merit, instead of accepting that your argument was...

Wizard’s tower? I don’t know where that came from. I’ve been talking about the example that was linked with the cook and the kitchen.

So, if the PC's didn't go to that exact location, that random encounter would not happen?

It is even better than this! Why did the random encounter happen? Because the random encounter clock ran out and a check was required...

Well, actually... here's a theory for you, they're actually created by failed checks during exploration. The dwarf decides their MUST be...

But, if the party was a couple of miles east, then they would still be in the forest but not at that location. So, still quantum...