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<blockquote data-quote="Sunseeker" data-source="post: 7331190">IRL I love cooking.&nbsp; I'm more than happy to engage my players when they want to do it.&nbsp; And I've done it in the past.Typically I will simply let them do it.&nbsp; No rolls, if they have the ingredients and the necessary equipment and time, then IMO: they accomplish it.&nbsp; It they would like to roll, I'm happy to let them do so, I will use the roll to adjudicate how the food tastes to others.&nbsp; Otherwise the player is free to tell them how it should taste and the other players are free to tell the chef what they thought of it.Mostly I think it is great room for role-play, which I try to make as roll-free as possible.I've imposed checks when the player is attempting to make something complex, obscure, or completely original.&nbsp; Rarely are they hard checks because mostly I've never had anyone use it to cook at a time that was dramatically important (like for a King or something).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sunseeker, post: 7331190"] IRL I love cooking. I'm more than happy to engage my players when they want to do it. And I've done it in the past. Typically I will simply let them do it. No rolls, if they have the ingredients and the necessary equipment and time, then IMO: they accomplish it. It they would [I]like[/I] to roll, I'm happy to let them do so, I will use the roll to adjudicate how the food tastes to others. Otherwise the player is free to tell them how it [I]should[/I] taste and the other players are free to tell the chef what they thought of it. Mostly I think it is great room for role-play, which I try to make as roll-free as possible. I've imposed checks when the player is attempting to make something complex, obscure, or completely original. Rarely are they [I]hard[/I] checks because mostly I've never had anyone use it to cook at a time that was dramatically important (like for a King or something). [/QUOTE]

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