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I think that somebody can do a seminal work in a field that changes things, and then continue to push forward in new directions and...

I guess, having just gone in to bat for Prince Valiant over Pendragon, that I can hardly quibble with someone else taking a position at...

I think his most influential work, certainly. Most interesting? I’m not sure. I’m not entirely certain he’d consider Under Hollow Hills...

I think I'm the odd one out - not just between us, but across the whole RPGing community - in ranking Prince Valiant above Pendragon...

Prince Valiant intrigues me, but I've not had a chance to play it yet -- missed the reprint crowdfunding and the prices on Noble Knight...

I think there should be space for Greg Stafford for Pendragon alone.

Ahem . . . perhaps you meant Prince Valiant?

Yeah, someone can be revolutionary (as in, upending or transforming their field) without being a revolutionary. I think Baker is a...

The original phrasing (“a revolutionary trying to get his message to the widest audience possible”) implied that Baker’s purpose in...

I ran a session of In A Wicked Age for a couple of kids and a parent, who I think would all count as "casual" players. It worked fine...

So, our home group has a decent number of players who don't think about the game during the week and do not fuss over rules. They have...

I mean, the short answer is---to channel the appropriate Star Wars motif---"This isn't the game you're looking for. Move along." If...

I'm not interested in a debate about this with you, Umbran. The thread will develop as it does, and readers can judge for themselves the...

My point was more that @Lanefan 's post is an example of "What about-ism" or shifting the focus of the conversation away from the OP's...

Yeah I’d say your second category is just a “player.” If you’re consistent and invested, you can engage in narrativism without trouble...