Recent content by Raaron

See, if you get into some shenanigans but then try to get back on track for the next plot point I don’t see that as rejecting the premise ...

I have literally seen the post saying the players have no responsibility to try to fit to the premise of the AP in this thread.

Saying players have any responsibilities in this whatsoever is knee jerk anti player? It’s not fair to say they have ANY responsibility? Really?

Seem to go out of the way to absolve players of any responsibility whatsoever.

So it’s never anything to do with players?

Swap out antagonist A for my own antagonist b, etcetera

If I picked a short module it’s usually because it has some thematic connection to what I was trying to do in the larger theme of things, and I’m replacing some bits of it to tie it into the overall picture..

See when I am running in an AP or when I’m running a homemade campaign I am having people create characters that fit in that campaign. That buy into the premise of a campaign or AP. Whether it’s published or homebrew, I’m still doing that. So having no engagement with the basic plot generally...

Yeah afraid I can’t go with the players are completely free agent said no responsibilities whatsoever”

I can’t see how they be any more immersion breaking than any other adventure you go through which in every single one, home brew or not will have logic bombs and problems in them that you glide over for the sake of playing.

If that’s the case I highly suspect you went into the AP looking for something to object to, and if you are searching you are going to find.

Up the dice type to d8 or d10?

See, it’s not always a matter of ‘only play the big four’. Sometimes one of the big four’ is what is excluded and something truly odd is in instead. And in that world the something odd might be common enough that it is no longer odd. Which in my experience often seems to drain away a lot of...