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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Hussar" data-source="post: 8951291" data-attributes="member: 22779">I could see a few pages (or maybe more than a few) devoted to a sort of three prong approach. 1. What in this thread has been called pawn stance. The players aren’t hugely interested in the social aspect at this time and just want to get on with things. Roll the check and move on. 2. Improv. A section on how to do improv/just talk it out social pillar encounters. Advice on stuff like “yes and” as well as advice on how to leverage the mechanics of the game without letting them become too prominent. 3. Full on social mechanics. Proper skill challenge mechanics for 5e perhaps. With clear advice on how and when this is best used. Additional advice would help dms to decide which approach is best at which times. A single campaign would very likely use all three approaches depending on all sorts of factors. I think that would be a fantastic section in the DMG.</blockquote>