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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Crimson Longinus" data-source="post: 8061087" data-attributes="member: 7025508">Sure. But certainly it is an example to illustrate the general principle and does not only apply to situations about positioning when trying to attack an orc?Right. Here it merely seems that there was some confusion about what the original information provided exactly entailed and the confusion was resolved. This is perfectly normal. The player didn't just read from the sourcebook that such a herb exists and decide on their own that their character now knows about it.But certainly it is the GMs job to provide information about the setting and that information also entails what the people in the setting (i.e. the characters) can know? And it is the job of the player to attempt to portray a fictional person living in this setting to best of their ability, and this entails not to use the players knowledge of the setting secrets or of modern engineering that the character in the setting would not have access to?</blockquote>