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No. The roll was for the monster to wander into the group in that specific forest at a very specific time on the day I know that they...

Or style. It would be pretty easy to apply fail forward to D&D, even though the game system isn't that way by default.

That's a pretty meaningless distinction, though. It's like arguing that you aren't losing your hair, you are just follicly challeged...

In 5e, true. But not in every edition.

I'm not sure that's intentionally poor instead of just the facts of life when presenting a scenario online. Even @pemerton who posts...

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Of course they do. It's impossible for a DM to detail out even 5% of a world, so there are going to be gaps and things the DM forgot or...

Yes, we all understand that. The double duty is the part we dislike.

Who was trying to sell someone? Not me. Not @Umbran that I could tell. A discussion was happening about the differences between fail...

Seriously? You cut out the part about players rolling for stats and then ask that question?!

In what way? I've tried very hard to present it the proper light. Even to the point of disagreeing with others on my side of this with...

You are arguing against something people here aren't saying. Nobody is saying that it's an invalid technique for those who want to use...

Daggerheart defines it like this FAILING FORWARD In Daggerheart, every time you roll the dice, the scene changes in some way. There is...

"Make it some other complication" ignores the point of contention about the cook scenario. Namely that many, if not most traditional...

It computes for us, because we don't control much of the real world, very often including who might be behind a door we are going to...