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<blockquote data-quote="pemerton" data-source="post: 8700873" data-attributes="member: 42582">But offer an opportunity is, or putting someone in a spot. And so is barring or opening the way for a landscape threat.One thing that I think has come out of the discussion between me, [USER=7036985]@andreszarta[/USER] and [USER=7028554]@Grendel_Khan[/USER] is that, in the abstract, we can't say whether the locked door is a soft or a hard move; whether it's the offering of an opportunity or putting someone in a spot or the announcing of future badness. But clearly it's something that the GM might permissibly introduce into the fiction as part of their participation in the conversation.I think we can also say, confidently, that the notion one sometimes sees in discussions of D&amp;D or CoC adventures that the PCs have to get through the locked door in order for the adventure not to fall over has absolutely no work to do in AW or similar play.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pemerton, post: 8700873, member: 42582"] But [i]offer an opportunity[/i] is, or [i]putting someone in a spot[/i]. And so is [i]barring or opening the way[/i] for a landscape threat. One thing that I think has come out of the discussion between me, [USER=7036985]@andreszarta[/USER] and [USER=7028554]@Grendel_Khan[/USER] is that, in the abstract, we can't say whether the locked door is a soft or a hard move; whether it's the offering of an opportunity or putting someone in a spot or the announcing of future badness. But clearly it's something that the GM might permissibly introduce into the fiction as part of their participation in the conversation. I think we can also say, confidently, that the notion one sometimes sees in discussions of D&D or CoC adventures that the PCs [i]have to get through the locked door[/i] in order for the adventure not to fall over has [i]absolutely no work to do[/i] in AW or similar play. [/QUOTE]

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