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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jackinthegreen" data-source="post: 6109619" data-attributes="member: 6678119">So far we've gotten no indication from Hussar (as far as I can tell, and I'm not about to go through the whole thread again at this point) to determine what exactly was the goal other than "the city."  So the only thing I think I can say to that is "There's a siege on the city, and since 'the city' is the goal then the siege is relevant regardless of the specifics of what the siege is doing besides attacking the city."I can't make it my own little story because it never was and never will be mine since it was that singular experience  @<a href="http://www.enworld.org/forum/member.php?u=22779" target="_blank">Hussar</a>  had.  After contemplating it a bit I'm wondering if there simply isn't enough information to even do "what ifs."But I do think that I would change things for different groups of people, even if it was a published adventure. And those players are going to influence what I play for them.  What I like isn't the biggest factor because I am merely an accomplice to the players.  A DM without players is like a business without customers.  And like any good business, I'd better be able to change if my customers change.  I'd also better make sure I don't get too comfortable if my players do stay the same because doing the same old stuff can get old.I dunno, maybe I'm just a neophyte hoping I don't suffer the same fate as getting into a rut where I have such a strong preference for a mode of play that I can't even imagine doing anything else much less attempt it.  Here's hoping my ADHD will keep me from getting so attached to a certain playstyle that I can't understand or do anything else.Sorry for the rant, but I felt I needed to say some stuff.  I can't imagine not taking the players into account, and the fact that there will be different players than the ones I'm used to means that I need to be flexible both within and without certain comfort zones.</blockquote>

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