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<blockquote data-quote="prabe" data-source="post: 8440992" data-attributes="member: 7016699">In my (very limited) experience of PbtA play, there is no management of the soft move/hard move sequence. There is just the dice running hot and cold, and the GM taking advantage of what moments the dice allow them.I recognize that my notoriously peculiar dice luck may play a role in my experience and my understanding.I figure in a &quot;living sandbox&quot; it means something (player action, random table result, some mechanic that translates roughly to &quot;the world takes a turn&quot;) has come up, and the GM has an opportunity to move pieces of some sort, and there will be dice hitting the table. It's not my bag, from either side of the screen, so I'm probably not the best-qualified interlocutor for you in this. Since I've never read or played anything Dragonlance (other than the 1E setting book) I really can't be your huckleberry for that, either.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="prabe, post: 8440992, member: 7016699"] In my (very limited) experience of PbtA play, there is no management of the soft move/hard move sequence. There is just the dice running hot and cold, and the GM taking advantage of what moments the dice allow them. I recognize that my notoriously peculiar dice luck may play a role in my experience and my understanding. I figure in a "living sandbox" it means something (player action, random table result, some mechanic that translates roughly to "the world takes a turn") has come up, and the GM has an opportunity to move pieces of some sort, and there will be dice hitting the table. It's not my bag, from either side of the screen, so I'm probably not the best-qualified interlocutor for you in this. Since I've never read or played anything Dragonlance (other than the 1E setting book) I really can't be your huckleberry for that, either. [/QUOTE]

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