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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Enrahim" data-source="post: 9704328" data-attributes="member: 7025577">No. I did a typical DMing thing. I just point out that if indeed that was what the DW people tried to do they did a quite bad job out of it when they wrote down the list of principles.I am pretty sure what they actually did was to look at a particular kind of game they liked, thought deeply about typical things the GMs of that particular style of game do, and wrote that down.I see noone but you making claims that what they are doing is somehow capturing the entire width of D&D experiences.Continuation on side note:No, it is not according to the description of "thinking dangerously" in DW. You correctly quote my intention: hinder progress. Thinking dangerously involve the intent of endangering something. The situaton didn't put anything or anyone in danger, any more than narrating a railway station. After all it would be dangerous if any character surprisingly decide to jump onto the tracks.</blockquote>