Comments on: Get Out of the Dungeon http://www.d20source.com/2007/12/get-out-of-the-dungeon A blog for all fans of Dungeons & Dragons. Sun, 05 Feb 2012 20:00:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Jim Ryan http://www.d20source.com/2007/12/get-out-of-the-dungeon/comment-page-1#comment-51508 Jim Ryan Sun, 03 Aug 2008 11:50:56 +0000 http://d20.jonnydigital.com/2007/12/get-out-of-the-dungeon#comment-51508 I couldn't agree more with the point on "interactive-versus-railroading." Early on as a gamer I used to be guilty of doing the later, not really getting it until a more experienced player in the group pointed out the mistake. It's tough to realize you're doing it from that side of the screen sometimes. As far as actually being *in* a dungeon, I can say honestly that the last time I actually set an adventure in one such place, everyone wanted to go see the Joker versus Batman in the theater down the block instead. The one with Jack Nicholson anf Michael Keaton. I couldn’t agree more with the point on “interactive-versus-railroading.” Early on as a gamer I used to be guilty of doing the later, not really getting it until a more experienced player in the group pointed out the mistake. It’s tough to realize you’re doing it from that side of the screen sometimes.

As far as actually being *in* a dungeon, I can say honestly that the last time I actually set an adventure in one such place, everyone wanted to go see the Joker versus Batman in the theater down the block instead. The one with Jack Nicholson anf Michael Keaton.

]]> By: KasraKhan http://www.d20source.com/2007/12/get-out-of-the-dungeon/comment-page-1#comment-49882 KasraKhan Sat, 19 Jul 2008 05:14:17 +0000 http://d20.jonnydigital.com/2007/12/get-out-of-the-dungeon#comment-49882 I completely agree! (Although sometimes a bit of a set-in-stone storyline must exist, less you write an adventure the PCs avoid...*cough*) I have to admit I read this article title and laughed. Most of my players yelled at me to get in to the dungeon, as the vast majority of my events happen in cities. I completely agree! (Although sometimes a bit of a set-in-stone storyline must exist, less you write an adventure the PCs avoid…*cough*)

I have to admit I read this article title and laughed. Most of my players yelled at me to get in to the dungeon, as the vast majority of my events happen in cities.

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