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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Bedrockgames" data-source="post: 7625519" data-attributes="member: 85555">Like I said, I think you should listen to my session if you want to see how I do things. Me providing an artificial example is, like Aldarc points out, not likely to be a good reflection of real play. But let me give an example of how a session might play out a bit: ME: You get inside the city of Tung-On and the street you are on is filled with merchants and shop stallsPLAYER A: Can we see the Lucky Mountain Gambling Hall nearby?ME: Yes, it is just down the street, across from a bunch of innsPLAYER B: I lead the way to the gambling hallME: When you get to the door there are men in blue robes at the entrance. PLAYER B: I step inside and look around for this Iron God Meng guy.ME: You see the hall has three tiers and people are playing all sorts of games. You don't see anyone who fits his description. PLAYER: Do I see any areas that look guarded or like they have large retinues serving an important person? ME: Yes on the stairs leading up to a section on the third level balcony you see a bunch more of the guys in blue robes and it seems well guarded. PLAYER B: Okay I walk up to them and shout "Hey Pig Iron Meng, step outside. I have a score to settle."ME: A large bare chested man with a beard steps out....PLAYER B: ...Does he have any weapons or important looking items on himME: No weapons and no itemsPLAYER B: Can I size up his martial arts[ask player to make relevant skill roll]ME: You can see that his hands are balled into fists, his knuckles weathered and his flesh (particularly around his belly) is quite weathered and conditioned. PLAYER B: Okay. ME: Iron God Meng says "What score do you have to settle with me"-----------This is just off the the top of my head. I describe things. Sometimes with flashes of color and flavor. But I let players interrupt. I try to keep it conversational. Again I think if you listen to the things I linked you will have a much better idea of what I mean exactly.</blockquote>

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