• Interesting Times (Tianxia): Once per session, you can take the additional Mild consequence Interesting Times to either reduce two stress or gain a Fate point. This is a narrative consequence that gives me a free invoke to use against you. It lasts until the end of the session. What makes it different from usual consequences is that you won't know what it actually is until I reveal it at an opportune moment.
  
  
• Weapon & Armor Dice (Fate Toolkit): Also referred to as Red and Blue dice. Weapons and armor get a rating of 1-4. When you attack with a weapon, you roll its rating in Weapon (Red) dice (we'll figure out how to do this with dice rolling tools). If your attack succeeds or ties, every + on a Red die adds 1 shift to the damage dealt. When you defend with armor, you roll its rating in Armor (Blue) dice. For every + on a Blue die on a failed defense, you reduce the damage taken by 1 shift. Keep in mind that getting Weapon or Armor rating in Tianxia comes from stunts.
  
  
• Collateral Consequences (Fate Toolkit, modified): In addition to your usual complement of consequences, you can also make use of three communal consequences, one of each degree of severity. These represent damage to the environment or new complications in the story, such as Injured Bystanders or Anti-Wuxia Hysteria. You can effectively use them to offload harm from yourselves onto the world around you. A collateral consequence can be cleared just like a regular one, using an overcome action with whatever skill seems most appropriate, with a few minor differences. First, Minor collateral consequences are immediately cleared with no renaming. Moderate collateral consequences are renamed, but cleared from the consequence slot after one scene (though the renamed aspect stays in effect for that area until a session has passed). Severe collateral consequences are also renamed and clear from the consequence slot after a session (though the renamed aspect stays in effect for that area until the end of the next adventure). However, if a Severe collateral consequence has not begun recovery before the end of the adventure, it is cleared from the slot but becomes a permanent aspect of that area (unless you undertake a major effort to fix it) and could potentially become a threat.
  
  
• Society Aspects (Custom): The party as a whole will form a wuxia Society to represent your teamwork. It will have a High Concept, a Trouble, and one other Aspect. An individual player can invoke these by spending a Fate Point as normal, as long as one other member of the Society is present in the scene. Players cannot choose to Compel a Society aspect themselves, however - only I can. But when I do, everyone in the Society gets a Fate Point, so you've got that going for you. As the game progresses, the Society will improve - you can potentially add NPCs to it, and earn Stunt slots on it for sweet combos or special styles for the group.

Comrade Gorbash fucked around with this message at 22:12 on Feb 7, 2014

• Interesting Times (Tianxia): Once per session, you can take the additional Mild consequence Interesting Times to either reduce two stress or gain a Fate point. This is a narrative consequence that gives me a free invoke to use against you. It lasts until the end of the session. What makes it different from usual consequences is that you won't know what it actually is until I reveal it at an opportune moment.
  
  
• Weapon & Armor Dice (Fate Toolkit): Also referred to as Red and Blue dice. Weapons and armor get a rating of 1-4. When you attack with a weapon, you roll its rating in Weapon (Red) dice (we'll figure out how to do this with dice rolling tools). If your attack succeeds or ties, every + on a Red die adds 1 shift to the damage dealt. When you defend with armor, you roll its rating in Armor (Blue) dice. For every + on a Blue die on a failed defense, you reduce the damage taken by 1 shift. Keep in mind that getting Weapon or Armor rating in Tianxia comes from stunts.
  
  
• Collateral Consequences (Fate Toolkit, modified): In addition to your usual complement of consequences, you can also make use of three communal consequences, one of each degree of severity. These represent damage to the environment or new complications in the story, such as Injured Bystanders or Anti-Wuxia Hysteria. You can effectively use them to offload harm from yourselves onto the world around you. A collateral consequence can be cleared just like a regular one, using an overcome action with whatever skill seems most appropriate, with a few minor differences. First, Minor collateral consequences are immediately cleared with no renaming. Moderate collateral consequences are renamed, but cleared from the consequence slot after one scene (though the renamed aspect stays in effect for that area until a session has passed). Severe collateral consequences are also renamed and clear from the consequence slot after a session (though the renamed aspect stays in effect for that area until the end of the next adventure). However, if a Severe collateral consequence has not begun recovery before the end of the adventure, it is cleared from the slot but becomes a permanent aspect of that area (unless you undertake a major effort to fix it) and could potentially become a threat.
  
  
• Society Aspects (Custom): The party as a whole will form a wuxia Society to represent your teamwork. It will have a High Concept, a Trouble, and one other Aspect. An individual player can invoke these by spending a Fate Point as normal, as long as one other member of the Society is present in the scene. Players cannot choose to Compel a Society aspect themselves, however - only I can. But when I do, everyone in the Society gets a Fate Point, so you've got that going for you. As the game progresses, the Society will improve - you can potentially add NPCs to it, and earn Stunt slots on it for sweet combos or special styles for the group.

Comrade Gorbash fucked around with this message at 02:46 on Feb 7, 2014

Comrade Gorbash fucked around with this message at 05:30 on Feb 12, 2014

• Society Aspects (Custom): The party as a whole will form a wuxia Society to represent your teamwork. It will have a High Concept, a Trouble, and one other Aspect. An individual player can invoke these by spending a Fate Point as normal, as long as one other member of the Society is present in the scene. Players cannot choose to Compel a Society aspect themselves, however - only I can. But when I do, everyone in the Society gets a Fate Point, so you've got that going for you. As the game progresses, the Society will improve - you can potentially add NPCs to it, and earn Stunt slots on it for sweet combos or special styles for the group.

Comrade Gorbash fucked around with this message at 00:26 on Feb 20, 2014