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Message: <blockquote data-quote="The Shaman" data-source="post: 5421006" data-attributes="member: 26473">I don't know what "Small Drama" means in this context, nor am I entirely sure how you're using "theatrics" here."Daily hardships" aren't a big deal, really, but interpersonal conflict is definitely the order of the day.To the extent that The Three Musketeers and Captain Alatiste and Bardelys the Magnificent and Under the Red Robe are soap operas, yes, I think that's fair.This Saturday will be the first time I actually have two of three players in the same room at the same time. I'm looking forward to it.I think there are some genres which work better with a small number of players - espionage is one, swashbuckling another, Arthurian knights-errant a third.First and foremost, it should be a fun roleplaying game, but to the extent creating an imaginary world that feels like a Rafael Sabatini or Alexandre Dumas novel helps facilitate that, then yes, that is one of my goals.Exactly the way I feel about most fantasy roleplaying games - dungeoncrawling is the only appeal holds D&D for me, and I'm good with a once-a-year fix of that.Same here.</blockquote>