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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Nifft" data-source="post: 4785967" data-attributes="member: 6562">Honestly, it became the norm in my campaign. Above a certain level (in my case: 7+), I simply couldn't envision every option available to my players*.So: I stopped trying to predict their actions. Now in my game, there are things going on, and there are problems they can solve, but figuring out what the PCs can do to solve the problems isn't something I do as a DM any more.These days I prep a general outline of how events would unfold if the PCs do nothing, I prep NPC motivations (so they can react to the changes wrought by the PCs), and I prep a few encounters which may occur.Cheers, -- N*) This was true in 3.5e, and it's true in Exalted too. 4e? Dunno, we're still playing mostly Heroic tier.</blockquote>