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Message: <blockquote data-quote="shoak1" data-source="post: 7165267" data-attributes="member: 54380">I don't really see how anyone can be in both groups at once - either you think its OK to have content made or adjusted on the fly or you don't.I think that's kind of like saying you're a vegetarian who only eats meat when he's hungry.....You can't be in the sandbox and be compatible with this style of play. In this style of play, the players go where the (prepared) adventure is, not to some undeveloped country that needs to be generated on the fly by an omnipotent godlike person called the DM - because THAT in our opinion taints their agency.Why would a DM playing this way get bored?  Taking off the omnipotent DM hat opens the door to a fun world of tactical challenge !!!  Once I have crafted the scene and we are gathered and ready to play, I am not the "DM" any more - I am the bad guys, and usually that means I want to kill the PCs and use all the tactical skill I can to do so - u players better be on your game if you want to make it out of here alive lol.  I don't fudge die rolls, pull my punches, or add monsters as needed.  I get what I came with, and that's it.</blockquote>