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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Umbran" data-source="post: 6150352" data-attributes="member: 177">In some games (like Spirit of the Century), such stuff is somewhat expected.  The player can add minor details, and spending a Fate point, they can add more substantive specifics.  With a skill roll, they can also change or add to the aspects of a scene.  But that's not the player taking off with the scene entirely.I have often handed off large sections of campaign information to a player.  If you're the only one playing a dwarf, in all likelihood the details of dwarven culture can be in your hands, if you want them.  But, the specifics of the campaign are still the GMs.I haven't frequently taken an entire scene and handed it to players, except when that scene focuses on character interaction, rather than tactical matters.  If the real point is two people talking - describe it as you wish, I say!</blockquote>