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I think in the context of a role playing game like D&D, you do want to stay within the frame because a unique & defining part of an RPG is the role playing. Thi
by dfxm12 2y ago
I think in the context of a role playing game like D&D, you do want to stay within the frame because a unique & defining part of an RPG is the role playing. This is different from content you purely consume, like a TV series.
- shermantanktop 2y agoI'm not an RPG person - but when I've done it, every player is in fact both acting their character's role AND acting as player in the game. The elven mage character does not know that a DM exists, or that dice are being rolled; but the player does, and complains when the DM applies a rule inconsistently.