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If you're referring to the idea that roll results are on something of an informal sliding scale beyond just simple pass-fail, I've...

I do not feel personally persecuted. I also don't want to derail this thread any further.

That's basically what @jgsugden was saying: as a GM, "reading the room" is an incredibly valuable skill. With enough practice, you can...

Yeah I could see 10 mph, because that's above comedy-skit speed (imagine doing a chase scene at 3 mph lol), and a person would have to...

The point of the skycoaches is that they can take a direct route by moving vertically/diagonally through the city. Baring in mind that...

Does one necessarily start at a specific "end" though? I mean, a lot of games I've looked in the last few years, they've gathered a lot...

Yeah it's interesting that that seemed to concern some people, because to me that's not even a particularly narrative approach...

I have a graduated success system in my houserule document, based on how much you make or miss your roll, that I'd love to use...

Well, while crit/fumble in D&D is a bit narrative, it's quite different from the hope/fear mechanic of Daggerheart. The biggest, of...

Sure, but because of two factors, I see that as pretty good evidence of "special" hostility that is directed towards narrativism (and...

I see what you’re saying, in that groups often run 1s and 20s as causing outcomes beyond mere success and failure, which often involve...

Which tactics?

Yeah but what's interesting to me is people who prefer the dwindling numbers of simulationist games don't tend to be the ones expressing...

I agree that WotC's game designs are strongly gamist (to different degrees of course, and obviously there's other stuff going on too)...

So your position is that you feel you are personally being persecuted by the narrativists thus it's okay for you to be as you put it...