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I'm running TTB. I'm thinking of granting conditions as story elements, fated rewards, and adventure hooks.

Condition on a Wastrel allows the use of cards as designed for range, so 3yd X thrown skill instead of just 3yd, ala Gambit

Another condition. Since we're starting earthside, I want to shrink a player and give the condition Feeling Green: Grants the Low Standards talent, effectively turning them Gremlin.

Are these appropriate? Are there already conditions that do this sort of stuff? I'm looking for more ideas.

I was inspired by a One Shot complication that granted +flip on attack or defense for the rest of the day.

Specifically, I was looking at Augmented (I'm sure there are other cases), and you have to select Student of ___. I was wondering if you could have selected the Talent an additional time in order to gain the other Student of ____. Answer is Not as Intended.

Maybe if you allow a Pursuit to be pursued additional times? I'm running TTB, and I just want to make sure I have answers in case it comes up. TTB can be munchkin'd, but does it really do anything? Per fiction, there are ways to flavor events to challenged Fated, that allowing additional selections of Talents, or running a Pursuit an additional time may not matter much.

6 hours ago, Parker Barrows said:

I always assumed you pick one and that's it. The Necromancer Pursuit in Under Quarantine actually backs this up as it specifically allows you to pick different specializations in place of General Talents (assuming you pick specialization to begin with).

Thanks. This is the precedent I was looking for, as I'm not yet familiar with all the rules. It's not clear in the first book, similar to how Twist deck creation isn't clear until the other books.

A few Talents have Choose A or Choose B.

Can you choose the Talent again later to gain the other option?

What about General Talent Steps?

Can you choose a previous Step that had two choices, choosing the other Talent, forgoing the General Talent?

TIMH, in regards to #2, I had this with my Brewmaster box. I can't speak to how common an occurrence it might be but I think it speaks volumes about their awesome quality control. I would never have noticed the small piece missing, I believe it was a part from Fingers, until I had already started putting them together.

I too had Fingers arm in a little bag taped to a sprue.