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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Umbran" data-source="post: 5656101" data-attributes="member: 177">That's a pretty apt way of putting it.  And, while stories do develop in play, everyone at the table, GM and player alike, may have some plans, ideas of what they will include as their part of the narrative - and the GM's set of things may well include stuff that could also reasonably be called "plots".  This does not say these things are writ in stone, inflexible, or otherwise not responsive to what happens in play.  The valuable part of a plan isn't that it determines where you will be, no matter what happens.  The value of the plan is in the thought process that created it, and the organized information that allows you to adapt to changing events and conditions.</blockquote>