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Message: <blockquote data-quote="dragoner" data-source="post: 8329810" data-attributes="member: 6943731">A few more I thought of:Authenticity is in the Execution. Trying to be too original is counter productive, say for example you have square wheels to be different, and write up a few pages explaining why you have square wheels. It becomes a mockery of the setting and in worst case scenario it gets known as the "Square Wheel" setting.Perfect is the Enemy of Good. It will never be perfect, and one can spend a 1000 times the effort towards perfection as they did on the first 90% of the setting, and still never get to the point of perfection. Try to do it the best one can, except also know when to say when and stop.The Sandbox is more an ideal than reality. While it is often upheld as the holy grail of gaming, truth is that between the sandbox and railroad, it is like a number line and most games fall in the middle somewhere. Thus it is good to rough out some paths; with the most rewarding work is often in NPC's, at least for my games.</blockquote>