On The Shoulders Of Dwarves

### Yehuda Halfon (2:00) How can you describe creatures in such a way, that the party understands they shouldn’t attack everyone all the time? Where’s the line between hinting, and putting out the neon sign? Venture Captain of the [Pathfinder Society](http://paizo.com/pathfinderSociety). Find them in Israel, [here](https://www.facebook.com/groups/PFSisrael/). ### Type of game (3:40 ) The type of game that we’re playing determines our outlook on danger in general. In a sandbox game - the players know there are unproportional encounters. In a plot-driven game there usually isn’t an element of fear for the lives of the PCs. [Apocalypse World](http://apocalypse-world.com/) [Monsterhearts](https://buriedwithoutceremony.com/monsterhearts) The game you’re playing comes with some assumptions, which will be shared by the people who play it. If you’re planning on deviating from these assumptions - talk with the other players. In D&D, combat is the expected way to solve most conflicts; if the GM wants to go in a dif