Role-Playing: A Game of Five Repeated Parts
- The game begins (or is continued) with the game-master narrating what the players' characters see, hear, smell, and feel happening in the fictional world around them. This will often include conflict, and should always provide opportunities for adventure.
- The players then speak as their characters, both to one another and to the fictional world's inhabitants, who are given a voice by the game-master.
- Discussion eventually leads to action. The players describe how their characters act, and what they do.
- Dice are thrown to determine the outcome of actions that don't have an obvious or requisite result according the fictional situation.
- The game-master and the players work together to develop the outcome, using consequences and complications that make the story more interesting and add to the adventure. The game continues with a return to Part 1, as the game-master narrates this outcome, until the story and the adventure end.