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Message: <blockquote data-quote="thirdkingdom" data-source="post: 9693101" data-attributes="member: 78442">I've done and written a lot using OSE since it was published, and I gotta say that while I really appreciate it for what it does -- acting as a comprehensive, organized reference document -- the sparse bullet-point approach as begun to feel really cold and sterile. I've been moderating the main OSE Discord for awhile now, and it's been really eye-opening how the same 5-6 clarification questions pop up week after week. Things that could have easily been answered with more text and maybe some examples.I've started toying with a box of text at the beginning of each entry, with basic information: first impression, what's in there, secrets, what happens in the PCs listen at the door (Sounds) what happens in the make a bunch of noise (Ruckus), etc. They're color coded: black means there's no light, yellow means sunlight/exposed to outside, orange or lantern-light, etc.). Details are spelled out in the text below (what's the value of the stuff in the barrels and boxes, etc.[ATTACH=full]409934[/ATTACH]</blockquote>