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Message: <blockquote data-quote="djotaku" data-source="post: 9856499" data-attributes="member: 7054471">Doesn't sound like RR to me. I view it as a spectrum and, of course, as a table agreement. If we sit down and agree to play D&D or Paizo or Cosmere adventure, then it's rude if they nope out of the main task. However, within that main task it would be RR if they can only solve things the way I want them to.  Eg: they have to stop the princess' wedding. That's part of the adventure so if they decide to just go fishing that's rude. But if I' not RR them they can stop it by objecting or infiltrating the wedding or kidnapping the officiant or killing the bride or killing the groom or blowing up the venue, and so on.Other end of spectrum - sandbox/do w/e campaign. Then as the GM I need to be ready for whatever happens. But I still see LOTS of advice (including from luminaries in the field) that are on the RR spectrum. Eg: You had city X to the east (the party doesn't know it exists yet) and the party leaves to the west. Advice is that the city is now on the west. (Since it's what you prepped, etc)</blockquote>