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6/16/2025, 9:17:33 PM
>>95883660
Again, they went on a guess. Ask yourself this: if your players interpreted an omen or a cryptic passage in an incorrect manner and chose to follow it while knowing they're unsure, would you change your plans to accomodate their incorrect assumption? If you let every risky undertaking lead them to the same place, that's just telling a story rather than respecting their choices, is it not?
>>95883663
>if your game has stalled then you have to improvise a solution to that on the spot
>imagine more than just what you or even your players want to happen
That's good advice. That is what I seek to achieve. What to do when the players are laser focused on an objective, though? I feel like they ignored everything going on the mountains in order to find a person who's not even supposed to be there. How would you reccomend I reel them into the goings on of a different objective?
Again, they went on a guess. Ask yourself this: if your players interpreted an omen or a cryptic passage in an incorrect manner and chose to follow it while knowing they're unsure, would you change your plans to accomodate their incorrect assumption? If you let every risky undertaking lead them to the same place, that's just telling a story rather than respecting their choices, is it not?
>>95883663
>if your game has stalled then you have to improvise a solution to that on the spot
>imagine more than just what you or even your players want to happen
That's good advice. That is what I seek to achieve. What to do when the players are laser focused on an objective, though? I feel like they ignored everything going on the mountains in order to find a person who's not even supposed to be there. How would you reccomend I reel them into the goings on of a different objective?
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