#TTRPGs If you give your players a riddle, and one of them comes up with the wrong answer, ask them to justify their answer. You might be convinced it's right, and even if you don't, they'll have a chance to enjoy the spotlight. It's more engaging than saying "no" and going onto the next player. 🧵

I used this in my Beast the Primordial/Changeling the Lost campaign yesterday. I asked one player for an answer, they were wrong, I said "no" and moved on. The next player was close, but still had it wrong. I asked them to explain. Then I had the third player also guess. He was kinda close. 🧵