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Message: <blockquote data-quote="KarinsDad" data-source="post: 6397518" data-attributes="member: 2011">True.But there are tons more material that I put into a game that I never roll for than what I do roll for.As example, the Elven nation lives in trees. I do not roll to see if they are any good at building their houses in trees, they just are and that's that. The major of this town is named Fred. I decided on the name a while back. I did not roll on a random name table. This town is located here, this river here, this trap has this DC here, this monster is placed here, etc.Rolling is for when I am on the fence and almost always done when NPCs directly interact with PCs. When setting up an adventure, I put a lot of elements in it that I just do. It's my world. This is what happens. If the PCs change something, then other things happen. Making the world breathe does not mean rolling for every little detail. It means changing the details as time goes on based on the other things happening in the world.</blockquote>