Difference between revisions of "Detect Flux (Action Powers)"
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| + | You can use this once per die roll someone else makes. The GM must tell you the numerical value of one of the character's attributes, skills, or current point totals. You choose which one. You can do this in or out of combat. | ||
=== Predict Randomness === | === Predict Randomness === | ||
Trigger Action | Trigger Action | ||
| − | Whenever random chance can affect an outcome, you can use this action to predict the result. Since all die rolls in [[Action]] involve chance, this allows you to predict the outcome of most actions, just as they are about to occur. The | + | Whenever random chance can affect an outcome, you can use this action to predict the result. Since all die rolls in [[Action]] involve chance, this allows you to predict the outcome of most actions, just as they are about to occur. The usefulness of this is debatable, but it does allow you to decide whether to use other Trigger Actions triggered by the event you predicted the outcome for. |
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| Templates for Action |
- Main article: Powers (Action)
Eyes of the Fox
You can use this once per die roll someone else makes. The GM must tell you the numerical value of one of the character's attributes, skills, or current point totals. You choose which one. You can do this in or out of combat.
Predict Randomness
Trigger Action
Whenever random chance can affect an outcome, you can use this action to predict the result. Since all die rolls in Action involve chance, this allows you to predict the outcome of most actions, just as they are about to occur. The usefulness of this is debatable, but it does allow you to decide whether to use other Trigger Actions triggered by the event you predicted the outcome for.