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Sandbox role-playing focuses on promoting freedom in terms of player choice and influence within the game.
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How do I help my players not get caught up on smaller plot points?
The answer about turning the small leads into bigger leads is great, but may not fit what you want to do with the game. I've dealt with this in several ways, usually escalating:
Just have boring ans …
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