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<blockquote data-quote="doctorbadwolf" data-source="post: 8282235" data-attributes="member: 6704184">I am not dodging anything. Only one thing has happened in the fiction. You spent two months working on a thing and didn’t manage to get it done. Or, you established that you’re willing to spend as much time as it takes, we agreed on an absolute outside possibility for how long it could reasonably take, and you rolled to see how close to that outer limit it took you to get it done. Either way, if nothing has changed, it’s one task, and thus one roll (or set of rolls). The in fiction reason is that you already agreed that a month or less is the time you spend. The fiction is established first. If you then change your mind because you don’t like the result, then the fiction is changed and we have to start over.&nbsp; &nbsp;Fiction-process-fiction.&nbsp; &nbsp;No. The fiction and process inform eachother, always starting with the fiction. Sure.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="doctorbadwolf, post: 8282235, member: 6704184"] I am not dodging anything. Only one thing has happened in the fiction. You spent two months working on a thing and didn’t manage to get it done. Or, you established that you’re willing to spend as much time as it takes, we agreed on an absolute outside possibility for how long it could reasonably take, and you rolled to see how close to that outer limit it took you to get it done. Either way, if nothing has changed, it’s one task, and thus one roll (or set of rolls). The in fiction reason is that you already agreed that a month or less is the time you spend. The fiction is established first. If you then change your mind because you don’t like the result, then the fiction is changed and we have to start over. Fiction-process-fiction. No. The fiction and process inform eachother, [I]always starting with the fiction. [/I] Sure. [/QUOTE]

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