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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Chaosmancer" data-source="post: 9539235" data-attributes="member: 6801228">So until the invention of recording, no one played music? Because that's the part you are ignoring. Micah's claim was that there was NO STORY until it was retold to someone else later. And you keep arguing that there is NO MUSIC unless it is packaged in a physical medium that can revisited later. And I'm not trying to argue that there is no value in a CD or a Record or a Vinyl disc. There is value in recording music and to listening to music later. But music still exists even if it is not recorded. And I'm stunned that I have to make that argument, because it doesn't matter if people have imperfect memories of an event, or if people who are not present "benefit" from it. It matters that it happens and that it exists.So the story of DnD exists when it is played at the table. That's literally my entire argument. You trying to devalue it as "only an experience" is utterly bizarre to me. What is wrong with being an experience?</blockquote>