Question!

Question! Maybe I'm just misreading it or am undercaffeinated, and/or maybe you already fixed it since I became confused if it was actually wrong at all, or already answered this: on p10, how is it possible to have a Weak Hit on a Match? It seems definitionally impossible, though I'll admit that math was always my worst subject. :D

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  1. Shawn TomkinDecember 6, 2017 at 10:20 AM

    Doh! Nope, you've got the right of it. Can't roll a match on your challenge dice with a mixed result. Not unless we're rolling dice that land in an alternate dimension.

    That was by design since I wanted matches to reinforce extreme results, but my muddled brain didn't take that into consideration when writing that bit.

    Thanks for the catch!

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  2. Josh McGrawDecember 6, 2017 at 11:31 AM

    Happy to help! I remember it really stuck in my brain on the first read-through, and EVERYTHING up to that point had been flowing so smoothly that it really jarred my momentum through the text and growing understanding of the system.

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  3. Josh McGrawDecember 7, 2017 at 6:30 AM

    Shawn Tomkin unrelated question probably not worth its own post: I'm working on a Sheets toolkit for gameplay. Asking you is going to be faster than reviewing literally the entire rulebook on this simple question that determines how I build a feature: is there any situation under which the momentum max & reset are impacted (pos or neg) by anything OTHER than debilities?

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  4. Shawn TomkinDecember 7, 2017 at 7:53 AM

    Hi, Josh McGraw. There are a couple of assets that give you a situational boost to your reset. For example, if you burn momentum when you Strike or Clash with swordmaster you reset +1.

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  5. Josh McGrawDecember 7, 2017 at 7:56 AM

    I'll leave that as a manual setting, then, thanks. Related, I'm also trying to make the Assets be easily selectable; any chance you'd be willing to share plaintext of those if/when they're finalized, to save me a ton of C&P?

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  6. Shawn TomkinDecember 7, 2017 at 8:10 AM

    Oh, sure, Josh McGraw. I think there's a way to just export flat text out of InDesign. Might be a little rough and ready, but hopefully easier to work with.

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  7. Josh McGrawDecember 7, 2017 at 8:32 AM

    Sweet Shawn Tomkin! If the existing Assets are text-complete, I'd take them whenever's convenient for you. Not looking to cause you more work, but I'm excited to share this tool with the community.

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