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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Calico_Jack73" data-source="post: 1627081" data-attributes="member: 14403"><p>Actually I prefer games where the DM improvises as long as it's not the rules he's improvising and even that is okay with a bit of explanation.  I find that most games flow better if a DM has a rough plot overview in his/her head and just improvises the rest of it.  It is easier to adapt to unforseen things that the players do when you are just winging it.  I do it that way and I haven't heard any complaints from my players... in fact they all seem to enjoy my games and tell me that they can't wait till the next session.  I'll read a module for the basic idea but then I'll run with it.  For the most part I might read the text descriptions for specific locations and I'll use maps for specific encounters but everything else is fair game.  If they go someplace totally off the map I won't try to railroad them into following the module... I'll make it up as we go and steer them in the general direction of the plot.</p></blockquote><p></p>