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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Campbell" data-source="post: 7800358" data-attributes="member: 16586">Regardless of the game GM judgement and developing strong creative relationships with the other players is crucial to a positive experience. The sorts of judgement calls may be different from game to game, depending on what the GM's agenda is supposed to be. This includes Dungeons and Dragons, but all other games like Blades in the Dark, Apocalypse World, and others.For my part I like to delve into the details of the fiction so I can get as clear a picture as possible so I can fairly set a DC and adjudicate consequences. I likely call for far more rolls than some advocates of Goal and Approach, but that has nothing to do with avoiding needing to exercise judgement. I like the shared dramatic tension that goes along with rolling them bones. I like giving up some control and seeing what happens. However, I am making at least as many judgement calls as any other GM.Please do not make this about trust issues. For me it is not about that at all.</blockquote>