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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Doug McCrae" data-source="post: 4317774" data-attributes="member: 21169">Could you expand on this? I'm not familiar with BW and RoS.I agree that the battlegrid is very much the place for gamism. Outside of it, it's much harder to tell when to be G. Our games involve a fair bit of 'Gygaxian gamism' where the players are trying to succeed at a GM imposed challenge and success/failure depends mostly on whether the GM likes your idea and/or face, with maybe a few die rolls to help or hinder the PCs.An example of a conflict between G and not-G (wasn't N or S either though) from our last campaign was the situation regarding an NPC called 'Balls' Borealis, imo the most characterful, entertaining and funniest NPC in the game. The other two players wanted to kill him as it would benefit their characters. I didn't, mostly because I personally liked the NPC. Our actions were perfectly in character for all three PCs btw, so everyone was 'roleplaying'.</blockquote>