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Message: <blockquote data-quote="yeloson" data-source="post: 5565272" data-attributes="member: 27583">Oh definitely.  This actually ties back to a root idea that Vincent has :"Lumpley-Care Principle" - anything that happens ("exists") in the fiction, in the stuff we imagine, does so because the group agrees to it.  Different games work differently in how you organize that agreement- the GM says, we rolled a die, we drew a card, you rolled on a random dungeon room chart, the module you bought says there's a trap in the room, whatever.Anyway, some good games to look at how they handle DiP and Fictional Positioning:- Houses of the Blooded- Universalis- FATEAs far as "discover your character during play" games that do this include:- Inspectres- HeroWars/HeroQuestI'm sure there's more but I haven't really been into them.Chris</blockquote>