Fate Cards
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The standard "hand" is 4 cards, and most characters start with 4 when the game begins. However, having the [[attribute]] [[clumsiness]] will reduce your hand to 3 cards, making decisions more difficult. [[Worldliness]], on the other hand, will give the use a full 5 card hand. These attributes are countered with altered stats or injuries to compensate for the attribute. | The standard "hand" is 4 cards, and most characters start with 4 when the game begins. However, having the [[attribute]] [[clumsiness]] will reduce your hand to 3 cards, making decisions more difficult. [[Worldliness]], on the other hand, will give the use a full 5 card hand. These attributes are countered with altered stats or injuries to compensate for the attribute. | ||
| - | It is possible to gain worldliness through [[Random Events|random events]], | + | It is possible to gain worldliness through [[Random Events|random events]], as well as clumsiness. We do know that gaining worldliness will remove and override clumsiness (but most gamers will typically re-roll a new character without the handicap). |
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Revision as of 20:32, 29 January 2008
Fate Cards are the driving forces behind your decision making in success mode. Many events force the main character to make a decision using fate cards, which have different outcomes based on the card chosen. The fate card outcome is constant, and there are only 4 possible outcomes for each scenario (the rewards/penalties may be randomized to a degree). Typically, a player will have 4 random cards to choose from, and that card will be replaced with another random card on use. Certain attributes will grant the player more or less cards to choose from.
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Types of Fate Cards
There are four different types of cards: Yes, No, Challenge, and Marvin.
Yes
"Show positive determination."
Some responses with Yes cards include:
- Give your approval
- Agreeing with the task/challenge being presented to you
- Accepting responsibility
No
"Show negativity."
Some responses with No cards include:
- Declining offers
- Avoiding work/practice
Challenge
"Try something out, compete against someone, or confess something."
Some responses with Challenge cards include:
- Aggressive "Yes" response
- Putting your position on the line
- Putting your scout evaluation on the line
- Making aggressive moves to your girl
Marvin
"Pull your teammate Marvin into the event at that point, and have him take your place."
Some responses with Challenge cards include:
- Forcing Marvin to take the hit (may backfire)
- Making Marvin make the decision
- Adding Marvin as a companion this event
Worldliness and Clumsiness
The standard "hand" is 4 cards, and most characters start with 4 when the game begins. However, having the attribute clumsiness will reduce your hand to 3 cards, making decisions more difficult. Worldliness, on the other hand, will give the use a full 5 card hand. These attributes are countered with altered stats or injuries to compensate for the attribute.
It is possible to gain worldliness through random events, as well as clumsiness. We do know that gaining worldliness will remove and override clumsiness (but most gamers will typically re-roll a new character without the handicap).
