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| lupos:black_of_space_gm_s_toolbox [2012/02/10 13:40] – [Situation Keywords] JasonP | lupos:black_of_space_gm_s_toolbox [2012/02/10 13:43] (current) – [Situation Keywords] JasonP |
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| * **Mission**: These situations are directly tied to the success and failure of the current mission. Characters that resolve such a situation earn an extra square on their situation track towards experience. Command characters may issue orders once per mission situation, giving another character a bonus die to roll if they do as instructed. | * **Mission**: These situations are directly tied to the success and failure of the current mission. Characters that resolve such a situation earn an extra square on their situation track towards experience. Command characters may issue orders once per mission situation, giving another character a bonus die to roll if they do as instructed. |
| * **Unknown**: The space out there is full of the unknown, and discovery of the unknown is part of this game in a big way. When a situation has the unknown keyword, the characters in it are coming face to face with something new in the universe. Unknown situations face escalation, meaning the GM rolls once per round to see if they: earn a new keyword, regain a resolution square, or put a die in each pool on the table. | * **Unknown**: The space out there is full of the unknown, and discovery of the unknown is part of this game in a big way. When a situation has the unknown keyword, the characters in it are coming face to face with something new in the universe. Unknown situations face escalation, meaning the GM rolls once per round to see if they: earn a new keyword, regain a resolution square, or put a die in each pool on the table. |
| | * **Shiptied**: These situations inherently relate to the ship and its crew. This could be anything from a space battle, a chase, or even just the ship lending support fire to the surface from orbit. Sometimes the GM will set this keyword, and other times the First Officer or Captain may invoke it for an action. When it is added to a situation, applicable assets are counted and that many dice are added to the advantage pool. In addition, any Officer may call on the ship for an additional bonus die to action rolls. However, shiptied means that the ship is also at risk, and the GM can roll threat on it directly as if it were a character. |
| ===== Situation Rolls ===== | ===== Situation Rolls ===== |
| Here are some tips and tricks for handling rolling in the game, mostly inside situations. | Here are some tips and tricks for handling rolling in the game, mostly inside situations. |
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