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<blockquote data-quote="loverdrive" data-source="post: 9002670" data-attributes="member: 7027139">If the question is &quot;what will happen if the GM deliberately and maliciously breaks the rules&quot;, well, there's no clear-defined procedure. Just like there's no procedure for dealing with players who cheat with their dice rolls.If the question is &quot;what if the GM makes a move they cannot make due to an oversight, a momentary lapse of judgement or miscommunication&quot;, the players will ask &quot;and the trigger for this move is...?&quot;No, but the PCs are at the centre of attention.Just like in our real world, Gherman Titov is less important to the history of the first space flight than Yuri Gagarin, so a fictional or historical work about Vostok-1 would probably gloss over him and relegate him to the role of a supporting character.The same way a fictional or historical work about Vostok-2, the first long-duration space flight, would gloss over Gagarin and focus on Titov.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="loverdrive, post: 9002670, member: 7027139"] If the question is "what will happen if the GM deliberately and maliciously breaks the rules", well, there's no clear-defined procedure. Just like there's no procedure for dealing with players who cheat with their dice rolls. If the question is "what if the GM makes a move they cannot make due to an oversight, a momentary lapse of judgement or miscommunication", the players will ask "and the trigger for this move is...?" No, but the PCs are at the centre of attention. Just like in our real world, Gherman Titov is less important to the history of the first space flight than Yuri Gagarin, so a fictional or historical work about Vostok-1 would probably gloss over him and relegate him to the role of a supporting character. The same way a fictional or historical work about Vostok-2, the first long-duration space flight, would gloss over Gagarin and focus on Titov. [/QUOTE]

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