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<blockquote data-quote="D+1" data-source="post: 1934413" data-attributes="member: 13654">What I'm best at is making it all up as I go along.&nbsp; The more desperately in need I am of coming up with something in-game the better I am at coming up with it.I am also top-notch at tying unrelated campaign events into parts of a greater whole.&nbsp; Unfortunately, I am not as good at bringing that greater whole to a satisfying resolution.&nbsp; Tends to give the game an X-files feel.&nbsp; Each answered question only brings up another, or proves a previously answered question to be wrong.&nbsp; It's hell on jets for repeatedly sending a campaign off in new, interesting directions but without the ability to more consistently wrap things up players get the feeling of never really accomplishing goals.I wouldn't call it political intrigue though as my campaigns involve at least as much combat and dungeoneering as pure roleplaying sessions working to discern various NPC's real motives and activities (which is what I assume you mean when you say &quot;political intrigue&quot;).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="D+1, post: 1934413, member: 13654"] What I'm best at is making it all up as I go along. The more desperately in need I am of coming up with something in-game the better I am at coming up with it. I am also top-notch at tying unrelated campaign events into parts of a greater whole. Unfortunately, I am not as good at bringing that greater whole to a satisfying resolution. Tends to give the game an X-files feel. Each answered question only brings up another, or proves a previously answered question to be wrong. It's hell on jets for repeatedly sending a campaign off in new, interesting directions but without the ability to more consistently wrap things up players get the feeling of never really accomplishing goals. I wouldn't call it political intrigue though as my campaigns involve at least as much combat and dungeoneering as pure roleplaying sessions working to discern various NPC's real motives and activities (which is what I assume you mean when you say "political intrigue"). [/QUOTE]

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