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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Campbell" data-source="post: 9243718" data-attributes="member: 16586">So, the full context of play to find out is we play to find out what happens. That means everyone at the table (especially the GM) approaches the game with curiosity and does not try to nudge or push the narrative outcome in a specific direction. It's basically the same formulation as Monsterhearts' keep the story feral. There are definitely more traditional models of play I believe count as we play to find out what happens, but certainly not all. GM storytelling or players specifically targeting a character arc they have in mind before play certainly do not, but counting here is not a meaningful judgement. The collaborative storytelling of a typical L5R 5e (one of my favorite games) campaign is specifically not about playing to find out what happens.</blockquote>