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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Li Shenron" data-source="post: 6335202" data-attributes="member: 1465">That's an optional rule, and actually I am even going to use it but only with regard to "giving in to the drawbacks".This kind of rule IMHO can work wonder for some gaming groups and literally spoil the game in others. It's very subjective, so it's up to each DM to decide how "special" your RP or narrative decisions need to be in order to gain inspiration. One DM might make it very rare (e.g. once per character per whole campaign) while another might make it common (e.g. all the time) and this is still not enough to tell if it'll work well or not... it depends e.g. how comfortable are the players with getting advantage all the time to the point that not having advantage becomes a penalty, and also has some dependency with how many other sources of advantage the characters have (from spells, features, etc.).Since generally I don't know what to expect about the latter in our gamers, I'll be very conservative and never grant advantage on free terms, at least until I might realize there is ample room for that.</blockquote>