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Message: <blockquote data-quote="prabe" data-source="post: 9529506" data-attributes="member: 7016699">Truthfully, I don't care how many playstyles a game covers, or supports, or whatever verb/s you want, so long as it covers the one I'm trying to do at the moment, and the situation/s that have emerged. I've had PCs in my D&D 5e games solve a murder mystery, and resolve a labor dispute, and interrupt a currency scam, and destroy an artifact that would have eventually destroyed the world, and risk themselves to meddle in the affairs of the noble fey, and talk a would-be conqueror into taking better care of his own domain instead of invading, and close more portals to Very Bad Places than I can count. Those adventures have been different from each other in the narrative, and some of them have probably (I'd have to think hard to say one way or the other) necessitated different playstyles (both from the players and from me as DM).Gods, that's a long response for something that's really not meant to be all that argumentative. Sorry.</blockquote>