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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ovinomancer" data-source="post: 8634033" data-attributes="member: 16814">Yup, and I get all that because I'm looking for it.  But, if you aren't because you, say, have no experience with this, you take the play example and look at it though your lens of play and add what needs to be there for it to make sense.  And that addition is a bunch of the GM doing stuff offstage to make the play work, because that's how it happens in D&D, usually.  So these reports get read as after actions of how the story worked rather than examples of play moment to moment.At least, that was my prior experience.  It why I bounced off of Burning Wheel -- I could not comprehend how the GM could prep all the alternate lines that play seemed to demand.</blockquote>