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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TheSword" data-source="post: 9466925" data-attributes="member: 6879661">To be honest having foreshadowing, clues and a chance to intervene in events that will be disastrous if I and my fellow heroes don’t step in is really important to me. I think more important than combat. It’s easy to improv a session if that session revolves around a couple of fights. Stick the monsters in a room with the party and let them duke it out. Rinse. Repeat.Roleplay/Intrigue based sessions and Exploration based sessions require more input. There has to be important and relevant details to discover for exploration to be meaningful. Same for intrigue - thought has to go into what the NPC wants and how they will behave.I also can’t abide conflict between PCs. Banter is fine and some light hearted wilbaldry but when half the session is taken up with two players facing off I lose the will.</blockquote>