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I think a lot of D&D groups DO do that; I simply haven't for the past 15 years or so. But D&D is also famously reticent about...

Sure. And I've explained my reasoning. I've shown how agency works for players in other games, and then applied that same reasoning for...

It didn't tell you what your character felt. It told you what your character was capable of. In D&D, my character might feel like he...

No. Of course you and @Faolyn can believe what you like. But what you say in this post is incorrect.

We already had this discussion in another thread a few months ago. Suffice it to say that playing a character who needs to ask the DM...

I mean, I don't know if we can break it all down to such specific instances like that... but assuming we could, sure, this may be the...

So no, you must do what your Duel of Wits action is to get the benefit. If you're driving home a point, you as your character drive home...

But let's be very clear here. What you want is to have your stated actions and narrations be meaningful (or to paraphrase you here...

Yes. This is crucial to how they secure player agency. But that doesn't involve the player doing anything but play their PC. It just...

What, characters don't have hopes? They don't do things for reasons? Just a handful of posts upthread, you said that "We skedaddle so...

But isn't the player of BW doing the same thing? They've chosen to have certain traits called into question. Am I brave enough to face...

For each move in Duel of Wits, the player must do the thing - "Speaking the Part." I mean, insofar as any game rule can force you to do...

The implicit permission of a PBTA or FITD with its GM moves that say "when the players look to you for what happens next, do a thing"...

Who cares if they act on the meta-information? It's just information that's available to them. Let it be a hunch that the character has...

I’ve wanted to play this for years. Finally, today’s the day!