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<blockquote data-quote="Bedrockgames" data-source="post: 7625792" data-attributes="member: 85555"><p>Keep in mind, plenty of stuff is assumed to happen in those earlier moments. If I started the example when the players approached the city (which would have occurred prior to this moment in play), they would have seen soldiers checking people as they come into the city (stopping roughly 1 in every 10 people randomly for searches). Prior to that, there would have been their journey to the city, which would have been handled with daily survival rolls and campaign. Prior to that the city they were in before, a bunch of stuff happened that caused them to want to come to Tung-On. </p><p></p><p>However in this example I would never have jumped right to the players on the steps of the balcony because I have no idea where they are going to go, what they are going to do, when they enter to city. The players in this example chose to go see Iron God Meng, but they just as easily could have asked to go see the magistrate to complain about Meng, or sought out a physician to help with some ailments, or checked out an inn, etc.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bedrockgames, post: 7625792, member: 85555"] Keep in mind, plenty of stuff is assumed to happen in those earlier moments. If I started the example when the players approached the city (which would have occurred prior to this moment in play), they would have seen soldiers checking people as they come into the city (stopping roughly 1 in every 10 people randomly for searches). Prior to that, there would have been their journey to the city, which would have been handled with daily survival rolls and campaign. Prior to that the city they were in before, a bunch of stuff happened that caused them to want to come to Tung-On. However in this example I would never have jumped right to the players on the steps of the balcony because I have no idea where they are going to go, what they are going to do, when they enter to city. The players in this example chose to go see Iron God Meng, but they just as easily could have asked to go see the magistrate to complain about Meng, or sought out a physician to help with some ailments, or checked out an inn, etc. [/QUOTE]
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