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<blockquote data-quote="Maxperson" data-source="post: 8222826" data-attributes="member: 23751">I write it up solo, not as some sort of shared experience.&nbsp; I then bring my already created fiction to the table and introduce it into the shared fiction.Same with this.&nbsp; I don't sit at the table and work out what happens in the game world with the players.&nbsp; It's not at all a shared experience.&nbsp; There is no shared fiction until I bring the already created fiction into the shared experience.&nbsp; No.&nbsp; They are not possibilities.&nbsp; They are game world fact.&nbsp; They are possible shared experiences, but they are also real world created fiction.This is a flawed understanding of what a sandbox is.&nbsp; If I plan a red dragon at Mt. Fufru, it is not in flux.&nbsp; Nor is it a railroad as I do not make the PCs ever go there.&nbsp; If they do, it's their choice as they have full control over their PCs agency.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Maxperson, post: 8222826, member: 23751"] I write it up solo, not as some sort of shared experience. I then bring my already created fiction to the table and introduce it into the shared fiction. Same with this. I don't sit at the table and work out what happens in the game world with the players. It's not at all a shared experience. There is no shared fiction until I bring the already created fiction into the shared experience. No. They are not possibilities. They are game world fact. They are possible shared experiences, but they are also real world created fiction. This is a flawed understanding of what a sandbox is. If I plan a red dragon at Mt. Fufru, it is not in flux. Nor is it a railroad as I do not make the PCs ever go there. If they do, it's their choice as they have full control over their PCs agency. [/QUOTE]

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