I kinda imagine that a common Elite/Legendary talent is to always get a minimum result for such a rolls.
Not when facing circumstantial penalties.
I mean with the roll. It's 1d100+X. I imagine that a potential talent is "any roll below y that is not a 1 instead counts as y".
Or a talent to roll twice and always take the higher.
You mean, something like, "final result will always be at least thirty, even if the roll taken would have a lower result?"
Not on every roll, but one default is the ability to do that three times a day.
Yeah. But I imagine, as noted above, that a roll of 1 remains unchanged(you can still fumble).
That one'd be Legendary-only, and only for some skills, but yeah, it exists.
Cynthia showing up and doing well
Someone managing to make good use of multiform.
The tournament is going to be under the Masque, which is going to shake things up a bit.
In this particular tournament? Disqualification.
A Mysterious Stranger.
Gambling is done through designated offices, and people can either bet against the house's odds (which works as normal) or by registering personal bets with the house as arbitrator to ensure that each side holds up their end of the bargain (in which case the house takes a slice). As for seers, there are no restrictions on their participation, although the house pledges not to resort to them since otherwise nobody would bet against the odds. Otherwise, the general sentiment is that anybody dumb enough to make a bet with a seer deserves the loss of money.
Yammar fighting, now I think of it.
We have effectively made the multiform cheat public by doing it with Maya. How will that be treated in the rules?
You have not; sparring time with your human friends is not a public setting. It already was public. People figured it out ages ago. Multiform users are to act as though their clones are power-split.
