A few new questions: Can the PC’s resist consequences of Entanglement rolls?

A few new questions: Can the PC’s resist consequences of Entanglement rolls?

A few new questions: Can the PC’s resist consequences of Entanglement rolls?

Not To Be Trifled With and Sharpshooter: How long do these abilities last? For only one action? Watching Roll Play Blades, it appeared that they lasted multiple actions, even for the entirety of a battle. Is this generally true? If so, does the +1d/+1 effect/etc last as well, or does the PC need to push themselves again to gain that benefit a second time?

As always, thanks for the advice and answers.

3 thoughts on “A few new questions: Can the PC’s resist consequences of Entanglement rolls?”

  1. A: No. Entanglements aren’t consequences in that particular game mechanical sense, they’re a separate part of the fiction that’s more about Doskvol’s actions independent of the PCs. So you can’t resist them any more than you could resist a faction declaring war on you.

    B: That’s really a table decision. In my game, we’ve generally limited them to one action, but I think they’ve lasted a bit longer if it made sense in the narrative.

  2. For B: Remember that an action can resolve a whole obstacle. If your Cutter is faced with a small gang of like-Tiered foes, he can invoke Not To Be Trifled With and with a good Skirmish roll, dispatch all of them.

    Then, if another group of thugs shows up, sure, he can invoke NtBTW again and try another Skirmish.

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