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Message: <blockquote data-quote="5ekyu" data-source="post: 7831733" data-attributes="member: 6919838">BTW, from some games I have seen, not been in, I wonder how much of the Guidsnce issue comes from a lack of reactivity in scene management. For example, it seems like there are more than a few who get bent out of shape knickers in a twist if someone wants to Guidance after a check is called for. As in...Player- I look thru the shelvesGM- roll int-investigateCleric I give guidanceGm sorry check called...But really what happened here was a lack of pause between the character being seen by other yo go search and the GM locking out the cleric guidance.There was mo description by GM of the lead-into the act that really allowed the other player to jump in without interrupting the dialog. Personally, in casual encounter time as opposed to combat time, I dont get into that kind of tick-tockery.But again, maybe the solution is making Guidance a reaction.</blockquote>