Definition of Narrativists. Meaning of Narrativists. Synonyms of Narrativists

- failed to support Narrativism as a whole, instead focusing on a single Narrativist theme", and have had no commercial success. Fantasy author and Legend...
- visible schools in this emerging field are ludology and narratology. Narrativists approach video games in the context of what Janet Murray calls "Cyberdrama"...
- television as well. During the century a new skilled understanding of narrativist imagery was developed. Computer games and internet surfing became new...
- Diana Jones Award for Excellence in Gaming. It generally encourages narrativist play. The game is set in "a West that never quite was"—loosely based...
- or Game Master) or on randomizers such as dice, later generations of narrativist games allow role-playing to influence the creative input and output of...
- or Game Master) or on randomizers such as dice, later generations of narrativist games use more structured and integrated systems to allow role-playing...
- upsets suspension of disbelief, and affects game balance. However, some narrativist indie role-playing games deliberately support metagaming and encourage...
- Hanbalis themselves came to be known as Aṣḥāb al-Āthār or Athariyyūn (Narrativists). The Athariyyūn followed the example of al-salaf al-ṣāliḥ (the righteous...
- or not New Narrative works use theory in general; rather, these New Narrativists are drawing our attention to their distinctly punk means of learning...
- in the game. Not all role-playing games have such a system, and some narrativist role-players consider such a restriction on their characters' outlook...