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<blockquote data-quote="pemerton" data-source="post: 9248792" data-attributes="member: 42582">I had actually quoted the relevant rule back upthread, well before [USER=6785785]@hawkeyefan[/USER] posted and you started asking these questions: I have reposted it, just upthread, twice to try and make it clear. It is found on p 109, and is the bit where the rules say that&nbsp; &quot;The players’ job is to say what their characters say and undertake to do, first and exclusively&quot;. So if a player says what their PC does, than that happens. If it also triggers a player-side move, then the dice are rolled, and the resulting outcome will tell some or other participant (often but not always the GM) that it is their job to say something.If it doesn't trigger a player side move, then the conversation continues as per p 109. If it is the GM's turn to speak, whether because a move said so or because the conversation turns to them (given what it is their job to say), they make a move from the list of GM moves.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pemerton, post: 9248792, member: 42582"] I had actually quoted the relevant rule back upthread, well before [USER=6785785]@hawkeyefan[/USER] posted and you started asking these questions: I have reposted it, just upthread, twice to try and make it clear. It is found on p 109, and is the bit where the rules say that "The players’ job is to say what their characters say and undertake to do, first and exclusively". So if a player says what their PC does, than that happens. If it also triggers a player-side move, then the dice are rolled, and the resulting outcome will tell some or other participant (often but not always the GM) that it is their job to say something. If it doesn't trigger a player side move, then the conversation continues as per p 109. If it is the GM's turn to speak, whether because a move said so or because the conversation turns to them (given what it is their job to say), they make a move from the list of GM moves. [/QUOTE]

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