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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Crimson Longinus" data-source="post: 8060748" data-attributes="member: 7025508">I can assure you that all confusion was quite genuine.'Mysteriously' here merely refered by any of the myriad ways in which the player might try to justify the character having such knowledge, be it via having seen a map or having genuine 'mysterious' premonitions. I assumed that by your earlier stance you would be ok with the player merely just declaring such justifications for having the knowledge.Yes. Personally I wouldn't feel that it wouldn't be fair for the player to put the GM in a position that they're forced to alter the module. Now you might not mind doing that and I definitely wouldn't doing mind that, but it is something that the GM should do if they want because they felt it will be better that way, not to thwart the metagaming.As on topic in general, I'd still like to hear how people feel about a no-knowledge-skills, low int character knowing everything about the setting because the player read the setting manual. Because to me that absolutely is not fair towards players who actually gave their character knowledge skills and high intelligence.</blockquote>