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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jmartkdr2" data-source="post: 9060692" data-attributes="member: 7017304">I’m in the camp of “format doesn’t matter.” If I as the dm know what the player is trying to do and how, then we’re good to go. There may be a roll.For example, if an npc is talking and the moment they’re done a player shows me an insight roll on roll20, I know exactly what they want and how they’re trying to do it. So I will adjudicate the roll.If it’s less clear, I’ll ask clarifying questions.I generally find that some players like to be descriptive and I try to encourage that. Some players are shy about it or just tired today and I’m not going force anyone to have fun the way I like. So I’m willing to just do different things as the situation warrants.</blockquote>