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<blockquote data-quote="Faolyn" data-source="post: 9249746" data-attributes="member: 6915329">I haven't found that to be true, either in the game I'm running or the game I'm playing in. But I would like to hear what you think &quot;less plausible&quot; means, so we can be on the same wavelength when talking about it.Do you mean, because the players are focused on one thing--say, monster hunting, or dungeon-delving--that it means they won't be exploring all the other options out there? If so, that's only semi-true. While I haven't played or run Dungeon World, the playbooks suggest that you're basically playing D&amp;D-style classes, in which case you can do whatever it is you like with them. You don't have to only dungeon-delve anymore than you have to dungeon-delve in D&amp;D. In MotW, yes, your characters are monster hunters, but they still have lives outside of monster hunting in which to do things, and many of the playbooks actively support that, even--the Gumshoe (a private eye) assumes you frequently have cases that have nothing to do with the supernatural, for instance.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Faolyn, post: 9249746, member: 6915329"] I haven't found that to be true, either in the game I'm running or the game I'm playing in. But I would like to hear what you think "less plausible" means, so we can be on the same wavelength when talking about it. Do you mean, because the players are focused on one thing--say, monster hunting, or dungeon-delving--that it means they won't be exploring all the other options out there? If so, that's only semi-true. While I haven't played or run Dungeon World, the playbooks suggest that you're basically playing D&D-style classes, in which case you can do whatever it is you like with them. You don't have to [I]only [/I]dungeon-delve anymore than you [I]have [/I]to dungeon-delve in D&D. In MotW, yes, your characters are monster hunters, but they still have lives outside of monster hunting in which to do things, and many of the playbooks actively support that, even--the Gumshoe (a private eye) assumes you frequently have cases that have nothing to do with the supernatural, for instance. [/QUOTE]

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