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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Guest&nbsp; 85555" data-source="post: 9624189"><p>Keep in mind, my memory of 4E Skill challenges is very fuzzy (for example I don't really remember anything about scene framing from 4E). But to me this sounds like it doesn't necessarily contradict having an objective backstory. Though I might be missing something. If on the other hand the procedures that generate what follows could effectively impact the backstory, for example it isn't objectively true that Nathaniel Cooper was stabbed in the back with a knife by Vincent Kane, but rather something that emerges from this procedure, than I would say there isn't an objective backstory and you are, at least from what I can tell, doing something different than solving an objective mystery (which isn't to say isn't consistent or that things aren;t logically following, but you aren't unearthing an objective truth in the setting). To be clear I am not saying it is one or the other, I am trying to understand it and explaining how I am digesting what you are saying (so you can understand any point I might not fully grasp)</p></blockquote><p></p>