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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mustrum_Ridcully" data-source="post: 4280940" data-attributes="member: 710">We always go simulationist if the results of the rules fail to make something interesting or fun that could be interesting in the real world. ("How can I get out of this prison cell?")We always go gamist if we find the results of the real world are boring or uninteresting or become tedious. ("A 20 ft high Giant hits you with his sword - you're dead!" "But I have 30 hp left!")We always become narrativist when the game rules and the real world get in the way of telling a more interesting story. ("Wait, this last hit dropped you to -11? Let's ignore that. You can't afford the Raise Dead spell yet, but you've still got a destiny. You see a skeleton in dark robes coming toward you. 'I can bring you back, young man. But there is a price to pay...', he says.")Obviously, "interesting", "fun" and "tedious" are subjective.</blockquote>