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<blockquote data-quote="DEFCON 1" data-source="post: 8794391" data-attributes="member: 7006">If you as a player at the table do not say your character is wiggling your fingers and saying magic words... and instead just narrate whatever the effects of the &quot;spell&quot; end up being as part of your Ranger action and roleplaying... then it doesn't matter whatever the &quot;invisible background world&quot; is that is occurring based on how the &quot;mechanical rules of the game&quot; are suggesting is happening.&nbsp; Because you can change those mechanical rules and the narrative emphasis those mechanical rules are written to have.What matters is what actually occurs at the table, not this invisible background world that you aren't actually playing or representing during the game.&nbsp; And if your mind IS constantly on that invisible background world and what you're imagining is actually happening because of the way the rulebook has suggested the default narrative method sets things... that's on you.&nbsp; WotC shouldn't waste their time trying to design the game trying to make you stop doing that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DEFCON 1, post: 8794391, member: 7006"] If you as a player at the table do not say your character is wiggling your fingers and saying magic words... and instead just narrate whatever the effects of the "spell" end up being as part of your Ranger action and roleplaying... then it doesn't matter whatever the "invisible background world" is that is occurring based on how the "mechanical rules of the game" are suggesting is happening. Because you can change those mechanical rules and the narrative emphasis those mechanical rules are written to have. What matters is what actually occurs at the table, not this invisible background world that you aren't actually playing or representing during the game. And if your mind IS constantly on that invisible background world and what you're imagining is actually happening because of the way the rulebook has suggested the default narrative method sets things... that's on you. WotC shouldn't waste their time trying to design the game trying to make you stop doing that. [/QUOTE]

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