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Message: <blockquote data-quote="hawkeyefan" data-source="post: 7941734" data-attributes="member: 6785785">I don't think either of these points is necessarily true. Life isn't fair or unbiased. And imposing dramatic purpose on fiction is not unfair. A die roll is a method to determine a random factor in the game. Choosing based on what would be exciting or interesting is another method. Neither is more or less fair.....they simply are.I don't know if I'd call coincidence exceedingly rare....they happen all the time. Certain types may be rare, or the odds of one may be far less than another....but statistically improbable things happen every day. But regardless.....even if I have my game filled with statistical improbabilities and unlikely events.....so what? In other words, as much as I struggle to understand your approach to GMing as described in this thread....at the end of the day, it's your preference and if it works for you, then great. But I don't get how you think that it's required. That's clearly not the case.</blockquote>