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--- system1_2:let_s_get_started [2016/12/04 04:07] – [Issues] JasonP
+++ system1_2:let_s_get_started [2016/12/04 04:10] (current) – [Issues] JasonP
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 The Narrator decides on the initial Issue for the narrative: The Kingdom of Mercuria is flat broke. This is a good Issue because its broad, and it provokes questions. For instance, if the Kingdom is broke, how are they throwing a Gala?
-The Narrator shouldn't look at each Issue as something in part of their story, but a starting point for interesting drama. They shouldn't have figured out the Issue at all, and instead just need to introduce it and be willing to introduce situations that stem from it.
+The Narrator shouldn't look too hard at an Issue, but treat it as a starting point for interesting drama. This means they shouldn't figure out the Issue at all. It is a springboard for ideas, and needs to be left at that. The Narrator and players will introduce situations that stem from it, and even create other Issues that spawn from it.
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