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<blockquote data-quote="tetrasodium" data-source="post: 8220505" data-attributes="member: 93670">you aren't missing anything.&nbsp; You can see how this started by jumping back to read around <a href="https://www.enworld.org/threads/sandbox-vs-party-level-areas.678721/post-8219197" target="_blank">100</a> &amp; <a href="https://www.enworld.org/threads/sandbox-vs-party-level-areas.678721/post-8219211" target="_blank">108</a>.&nbsp; The two sides as far as I can tell is that A: the best sandbox is done with prep and that after properly prepping a gm will never under any circumstances encounter a situation where they need to limit player agency to keep it within the scope of their notes or&nbsp; adlib anything in response to player actions&nbsp; other than perhaps the players asking a bartender an off the wall question while a gm who adlibs will never prepare anything whatsoever resulting in a chaotic &amp; jumbled mess of a campaign 100% of the time on one side.&nbsp; On the other side is B: a very reasonable stance that there are limitations to prep and that some amount of adlibbing is good because that there are a wide range of benefits to boning up on those skills &amp; grasping methods that assist in doing so.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tetrasodium, post: 8220505, member: 93670"] you aren't missing anything. You can see how this started by jumping back to read around [URL='https://www.enworld.org/threads/sandbox-vs-party-level-areas.678721/post-8219197']100[/URL] & [URL='https://www.enworld.org/threads/sandbox-vs-party-level-areas.678721/post-8219211']108[/URL]. The two sides as far as I can tell is that[B] A:[/B] the best sandbox is done with prep and that after properly prepping a gm will never under any circumstances encounter a situation where they need to limit player agency to keep it within the scope of their notes or adlib anything in response to player actions other than perhaps the players asking a bartender an off the wall question while a gm who adlibs will never prepare anything whatsoever resulting in a chaotic & jumbled mess of a campaign 100% of the time on one side. On the other side is [B]B:[/B] a very reasonable stance that there are limitations to prep and that some amount of adlibbing is good because that there are a wide range of benefits to boning up on those skills & grasping methods that assist in doing so. [/QUOTE]

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