#RPGaDAY2026: Day 18 Directness 0 ▲ The Other Side blog 1 hour ago · Writing · hide · 0 comments Sometimes subtlety is overrated, and the direct approach is needed.One must have tact. There is a time for patience and for choosing one’s words with care, for the sake of hidden meanings or to let another arrive at the truth in his own good time.But then there are also monsters.In Jackson, IL, the characters know where directness is warranted. But at times it is necessary to put it bluntly: "That house is haunted." "Your boyfriend is no good for you, he is dangerous." "What is in the basement is not your grandmother." "That skeezy motel is built on a forgotten graveyard." Let people go on dancing around the facts and the horror will have all the time in the world to put in its appearance and get comfortable. Or worse, it will have the time to harm or kill someone.Witches are well aware of this.They can be as subtle as they like; half their art is in the silence, the symbols, and the timing. Yet a witch also knows when there is no room for subtlety, when a name must be spoken, a… No comments yet. Log in to reply on the Fediverse. Comments will appear here.