The room was stuffy. Too stuffy. That was the first thing you came to focus on as the fuzziness...
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Assumption error on my part. I mentioned the time here:That's not very helpful. How many hours do we spend, how many points do we need, and what do those points get us? Or is this one of those 'pick it first to see what it does' options?
So you've got about 2 hours left until it turns from afternoon to evening. Choosing to Research uses all of the remaining time left in the portion of the day (afternoon here) to study your manuscripts and scrolls.The sun is still an hour or two away from setting behind the pale walls of the city, at which point you'd probably call it evening
Oh, son of a motherless goat. Let me grab my notes.
There are, and you most definitely could do that (in fact, that's probably Den's specialty), but you would be immobile while you got out your mandolin to play a Harmonic tune and probably shot in the face with a curse.Also, are there no lasting debuffs in Harmonic school? With three targets I felt it would be a natural choice for an Area-of-Effect attack.
Exactamundo. You'll attempt to dodge automatically and you can move around while casting, but you can't punch someone and use a spell in the same action.I take it that normal and magical actions are mutually exclusive?
Den and Anna are both physically(?) present, for whatever physical means after shadow-eldritch-angel-demon physics. And they are sharing some sort of link (no matter the narrative reason, I claim Neuromancer), so yes, you can vote for both of their actions.Is a vote for Den to do one thing and for Anna do another (like the one above?) a valid one? How does any of this work? Are we picking a single action per character? A strategy for the entire combat scene?