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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TheSword" data-source="post: 7812393" data-attributes="member: 6879661">Luckily I don’t need to keep any other people entertained than the players around my table. If they have the maturity to distinguish between what they know and their players know, are able to restrain themselves enough not to use it... and are happy to do so in order to recreate the experience of being a novice adventurer then I’m going to do that from time to time.They may think that’s lazy. I encourage feedback and they are more than welcome to tell me. I don’t feel the need to ensure every situation is one of a kind and original. Sometimes classics are fun, and don’t need to be reinvented. This isn’t Australian Masterchef. In my opinion continually striving to be completely original is what made the later Paizo APs less engaging than the first half.As I said, I don’t think the expectation is right for all groups or even all campaigns with the same group. I think it’s a good conceit to try every so often when you’re recreating a certain atmosphere. Particularly a setting out of the ordinary, for instance a modern setting or a horror setting.</blockquote>