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That would be the consequence of setting the goal of not having as much imports, not the means of implementing it.

IMHO the key for a home base to become meaningful is if players get invested with the homebase. They need to acquire it with some effort...

Luthen himself knew what he was doing and that he wouldn't be the one lauded as a hero eventually. He knew he was just a stepping stone...

That the emperor was a Sith was a concern for Jedi and Force-sensitive beings. I don't think your average Empire citizen actually cared...

Just for you to note in case you were thinking of migrating from from 1e/2e to 3e for a 20th level party sees a HUGE increase in GM...

When I was in high school, I remember being good at maths. I aced the exams. Nowadays, due to lack of use, I absolutely can't say what...

In the humorous example you gave earlier, I think you illustrated the problem: the person using the X-card must give a few elements to...

Sure, but the open door policy has the benefit of allowing one to use it without broadcasting that they have a problem to complete...

They are both presented as safety tools. They both try to find a way for people reacting badly to a scene to no longer be exposed to it...

In the case of open door policy, that's the same tool.

Sure, but to take your analogy to its end, people might not want to say "I am allergic to peanuts" unless they need to. Well, they might...

Sure. If the players couldn't express "Could you change this detail that reduces our enjoyment of the game or that just doesn't make...

Its goal is to make players speak about problems beforehand. Extending the use from "discussing safety" to "discussing everything that...

Why not? If you're really not having fun because, say, the module is silly and you explore and the map can't make physical sense without...

Oof. Yeah, I think the X card is useful but these are the kind of nightmare circumstances where safety tool or not, I’d be saying “oh...