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<blockquote data-quote="Arilyn" data-source="post: 9335085" data-attributes="member: 6816042">I'm playing in a game right now with lots of roleplaying, deep drama, personal conflicts and tricky moral decisions. The players have choices in a sandboxy way on where we will go and how we'll deal with situations. The game is Shadowdark! Aha, you might say. Doesn't this prove that any game can be narrativist? Well no. We have roleplaying and drama but we aren't playing in a narrativist style. I have played Story Now games and they run very&nbsp; differently from my current Shadowdark game.Daggerheart is aiming for rules that'll support dramatic games that Critical Role leans into and what my table often does. It's not going to be narrativist.All of these games are rpgs and yes of course, they all have roleplaying. But there is a big difference between traditional games (most rpgs) and narrativist games.Unfortunately, these discussions always degenerate into stubbornness and veiled insults coming from both sides.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Arilyn, post: 9335085, member: 6816042"] I'm playing in a game right now with lots of roleplaying, deep drama, personal conflicts and tricky moral decisions. The players have choices in a sandboxy way on where we will go and how we'll deal with situations. The game is Shadowdark! Aha, you might say. Doesn't this prove that any game can be narrativist? Well no. We have roleplaying and drama but we aren't playing in a narrativist style. I have played Story Now games and they run very differently from my current Shadowdark game. Daggerheart is aiming for rules that'll support dramatic games that Critical Role leans into and what my table often does. It's not going to be narrativist. All of these games are rpgs and yes of course, they all have roleplaying. But there is a big difference between traditional games (most rpgs) and narrativist games.Unfortunately, these discussions always degenerate into stubbornness and veiled insults coming from both sides. [/QUOTE]

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