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For the record: Daggerheart: rules light D&D meets PbtA. No moves, but success-with-consequences as a possibility on the basic roll...

I only have a very general sense of Daggerheart, know Honey Heist by name and that's it, and have heard of Crash Pandas for the first...

Then possibly you'd care to give your definition? As well as your definition of "story mechanics". Mine considers e.g. most Adventure...

Not affecting casting doesn't mean it wouldn't matter at all. Arcana and Search are IME two of the most important skills in the game for...

Yes - and the trad games (especially D&D) are the most inorganic of the ones I run, with the scenes pre-scripted to a degree. Meanwhile...

to be fair even convention games often end up with entirely different types of results based on how DM's style affect well even con...

Again, I don't know what you mean by "story focused mechanic". The games that @Neonchameleon and I were talking about were Burning Wheel...

I'm not being obtuse here. I can think of games with what I'd call "Story mechanics" (Fiasco springs to mind). But what I would think...

What exactly do you call "story mechanics"? And why do you think the games I've listed have them?

No one is saying they don't produce stories. But they produce them far more slowly. Given the amount of GM force involved in trad RPGs...

Yes, absolutely, I've been making this point in multiple posts throughout this thread. The idea that (say) Moldvay Basic and Apocalypse...

Yeah, I do find the argument that we can't have player-driven play, because it excludes player B when the focus is on player A's...

Meaning magic items should be less +X and more turning weapon or spell damage to another damage types or giving new language or some...

And there's something we can agree on :)

Which of my groups? My main historic 4e group has one member dead and another in another part of the country. My most recent 4e group...