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<blockquote data-quote="Quickleaf" data-source="post: 7971787" data-attributes="member: 20323">Answered &quot;Other&quot; because I genuinely like a fairly even blend, and am equally happy if a campaign focuses more on one of these over the others, as long as it is done well.For instance, I love having things to discover every which way, including self-discovery by contributing to the world building, but I also love the cohesiveness an overarching story/quest offers. Similarly, when it comes to a story, I would never want to advance it or see it advanced at the cost of players' agency. I gravitate towards stories with intrigue and large casts of characters, but at the same time this needs to be broken up by action scenes which I also really enjoy when done well, and the potential to be overwhelmed by names/story beats needs to be balanced by bite-sized / episodic story arcs.I see all these elements working together, like pieces of a mural that combine and interlock to form a greater whole.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Quickleaf, post: 7971787, member: 20323"] Answered "Other" because I genuinely like a fairly even blend, and am equally happy if a campaign focuses more on one of these over the others, as long as it is done well. For instance, I love having things to discover every which way, including self-discovery by contributing to the world building, but I also love the cohesiveness an overarching story/quest offers. Similarly, when it comes to a story, I would never want to advance it or see it advanced at the cost of players' agency. I gravitate towards stories with intrigue and large casts of characters, but at the same time this needs to be broken up by action scenes which I also really enjoy when done well, and the potential to be overwhelmed by names/story beats needs to be balanced by bite-sized / episodic story arcs. I see all these elements working together, like pieces of a mural that combine and interlock to form a greater whole. [/QUOTE]

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