Building Trust
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The game works best if neither the GM nor the players attempt to create “gotcha” moments, or use the rules to entrap the other party in a contradiction. It is fundamentally not a competition between the GM and the players
(if for no other reason than that the GM wields final authority over the rules), and it operates most harmoniously when the rules are used to collaborate and tell a good story that everyone enjoys!
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Core Rulebook · Chapter 7: The Game Master › Running the Game · p. 296
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The game works best if neither the GM nor the players attempt to create “gotcha” moments, or use the rules to entrap the other party in a contradiction. It is fundamentally not a competition between the GM and the players
(if for no other reason than that the GM wields final authority over the rules), and it operates most harmoniously when the rules are used to collaborate and tell a good story that everyone enjoys!