First choice
Give its strongest moral case.
Two defensible choices. Clear costs. An open decision.
Create two genuinely defensible choices. Prepare a fair case for each side, clear cost bearers, sincere voices and the time your party has to decide.

A hard choice with two fair cases
Make each argument understandable and each cost clear.
Give its strongest moral case.
Make the other course sincerely defensible.
Show who carries each consequence.
Leave the answer to the players.

Begin with the party, place and competing values
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Set the situation, weight, tone and moral conflict.
Choose who bears each cost and what time allows.
From competing values to a fair dilemma
Prepare both sides without choosing for the party.
Name the party, place, tone and weight.
Set competing values and cost bearers.
Review fair cases, sincere voices and stakes.
Offer a question, hooks and practical table tips.
The moral dilemma workspace
Keep both defensible courses and their moral cases clear.
Give each side a sincere case and a real cost.
Set stakes from a small dilemma to a realm’s future.
Explore mercy, justice, loyalty, truth and other competing values.
Choose who carries the cost of each course of action.
Let both sides make their strongest argument.
Explain the time available and what rests on the decision.
Prepare two story hooks, two practical tips and private context.
Save, revise, reopen, copy, download or print audience-selected material.
Quick stakes and deeper moral context
Ground the dilemma in this party and the situation they face.
Use party, place, weight and tone.
Choose from eight competing value pairs.
Consider people near, distant or not yet born.
Add party facts, topics to avoid and DM notes.
Refine a dilemma without choosing its answer
Keep useful details while developing the two fair cases.
Retain the material that fits your table.
Replace details around the established dilemma.
Reopen choices, cases, stakes and private context.
Review the DM version or player-facing brief.

A complete dilemma with no answer chosen for the party
Review both arguments, cost bearers, sincere voices, time pressure and stakes.
Add a question for the party, two story hooks and two table tips.
Select the complete DM version or player-facing brief before sharing.
The players choose their course
Keep moral arguments separate from forced outcomes and mechanics.
Neither choice is declared the answer.
The table decides what characters do.
No alignment change, penalty or combat.
No enforced promise or required sacrifice.
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Make each side understandable and every cost clear for your table.

Give both courses their strongest case.
Show who bears each consequence.
Prepare what the decision rests on.
Revisit the choices, arguments and context.
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Develop the places your party travels through.

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Quick answers
Understand defensible choices, cost bearers, saved dilemmas, sharing and desktop access.
Create one moral dilemma with two genuinely defensible choices, the strongest case for each side, the people who bear each cost and the time available. Neither choice is declared correct; the final decision stays entirely with the table.
Explore mercy and justice, loyalty and truth, the few and the many, law and conscience, duty and family, freedom and safety, means and ends, or tradition and change. Choose from six weights, from a small dilemma to a decision that could determine a realm’s future.
Name the party and place, choose the weight and tone, then set the dilemma type and who bears the costs: strangers, a friend, innocent bystanders, the party, someone they dislike, a community, future generations or people they will never meet. Add a fact about the party, anything to avoid and private context.
Review the situation, two choices, both arguments, cost bearers, two sincere voices, time pressure, stakes, meaning and a question for the party. The result also includes two story hooks, two table tips and a private note.
Save and revise a dilemma, keep favourite details while replacing others, then reopen its party, place, weight, tone, choices, arguments, cost bearers, voices, time pressure, stakes and private context. Copy, download or print the complete DM version or a separate player-facing brief. Select and review the audience material before sharing. The generator does not start or change combat, apply an alignment change, mechanic or penalty, or send anything to Combat Pro. It does not decide what any character does.
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