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7/20/2025, 9:48:37 PM
>>96140097
It's a matter of definitions, and people online tends to make one up with no justification and jump to debate about it without expressing it.
For the people who have followed the trend narrativist means that you have mechanics to affect the story as a whole as main mechanic. You roll to define plot things, not single actions.
Mostly of WoD isn't like this, I tink Wraith had something that could be considered narrativist. You roll for actions. But this are social actions.
Some people decide that narrativist means social, and non-narrativist means action oriented. And in that sense WoD is narrativist. In a deeply reatarded way that is more common than you'd think.
It's a matter of definitions, and people online tends to make one up with no justification and jump to debate about it without expressing it.
For the people who have followed the trend narrativist means that you have mechanics to affect the story as a whole as main mechanic. You roll to define plot things, not single actions.
Mostly of WoD isn't like this, I tink Wraith had something that could be considered narrativist. You roll for actions. But this are social actions.
Some people decide that narrativist means social, and non-narrativist means action oriented. And in that sense WoD is narrativist. In a deeply reatarded way that is more common than you'd think.
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