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Message: <blockquote data-quote="pemerton" data-source="post: 8980563" data-attributes="member: 42582">Yep, I got what you were doing. I just wanted to use whatever authority I have as OP to authorise you to promote whatever game you want to, if you think it helps shed light on the thread premise.One thought on this: leaving issues of space and time fairly relaxed - in the way that, say, many adventure films, comics and TV shows to - makes it unlikely that any literal inconsistencies are going to emerge.Of course, this requires using resolution methods that don't depend on granular knowledge of in-fiction space and time. 4e is a version of D&D that illustrates how this can be done; many non-D&D games also illustrate possible approaches. One of my favourites for having non-granular space and time but still making place quite vibrant, and even time with deft use of Scene Distinctions, is MHRP/Cortex+ Heroic.</blockquote>