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Message: <blockquote data-quote="prabe" data-source="post: 8171264" data-attributes="member: 7016699">Yeah. It's not a type of story I'm ever looking to drop into a campaign; the one that happened, just kinda happened--as you say, a natural progression of the fiction. I was not--honest!--taking it as any sort of personal statement that I had erred or that my game had gone poorly, though I gotta admit I was worried I had erred, when I realized I was committed to running a mystery.I think part of GMing is knowing the tastes of the people at the table, and at least not aiming dead-center at something someone detests. I honestly think that if the mystery had been nothing but frustration for the players, I could have worked something out--probably explicitly out-of-game--to get around that. Sincere apologies go a long way, I've found, in cases like that.</blockquote>