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<blockquote data-quote="KYRON45" data-source="post: 9381188" data-attributes="member: 6994040">I &quot;the DM&quot; can plan for anything i want.You &quot;the player&quot; can DO anything you want.For every ending I plan for...there are (random number here) 3 potential endings each player might want to engage in.If you are capable of planning for X to the Nth degree of potential eventualities (i am not a mathamegician).....I applaud you and would be happy to build you a shrine.Not every PC is just the numbers on their sheet.&nbsp; Not every player is looking to &quot;win D&amp;D&quot;.D&amp;D isn't an engineering project where the designers can list and package everything with precision like the owners manual to your car.&nbsp; You're never going to get a manual that gives you scientific explanations for how to have fun.Roll high = good.&nbsp; Roll low = bad.&nbsp; After that it's up to us to create opportunities to have fun with the material in the manuals.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="KYRON45, post: 9381188, member: 6994040"] I "the DM" can plan for anything i want. You "the player" can DO anything you want. For every ending I plan for...there are (random number here) 3 potential endings each player might want to engage in. If you are capable of planning for X to the Nth degree of potential eventualities (i am not a mathamegician).....I applaud you and would be happy to build you a shrine. Not every PC is just the numbers on their sheet. Not every player is looking to "win D&D". D&D isn't an engineering project where the designers can list and package everything with precision like the owners manual to your car. You're never going to get a manual that gives you scientific explanations for how to have fun. Roll high = good. Roll low = bad. After that it's up to us to create opportunities to have fun with the material in the manuals. [/QUOTE]

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