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<blockquote data-quote="Fluxx" data-source="post: 4862708" data-attributes="member: 82639">I wouldn't be worried about players who can't contribute to the SC. Usually there are 4 different main-skills so the cahnces are good that each player has at least one of it trained.&nbsp; (usually you should try making up SCs which cover at least two of the areas social/knowledge/physical so that a char who is a total looser in one part still has a good chance to cover one skill.)In addition you can - depending of the situation you try to simulate - allow the skill of a handled conflict be secondary for all/some other conflicts.And finally there is still the fact that you have less rolls per segment than players - so it is ok if one player can't contribute.If you don't want some players become passive spectators make following changes:- the 3 main rolls have to be from different heroes- each hero who has not rolled a main roll can try to protect some conflicts from failures by doing a protection roll - this roll is just like a normal skill roll but it don't add successes to the conflict. instead the defense of the conflict is increased as if there had been added the aprropiate number of successes. This&nbsp; protection-bonus&nbsp; vanishes at the begin&nbsp; of the next segment.- for balancing out this increased defense allow up to two failures per segment instead of stopping after the first on.&nbsp; - to make it ballanced for any number of players you should adjust the number of successes needed to handle a conflict. For each player above 5 add one box, for each player below 5 start with one success per conflict.(I haven't playtested it yet, but I think it should be more or less balanced.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fluxx, post: 4862708, member: 82639"] I wouldn't be worried about players who can't contribute to the SC. Usually there are 4 different main-skills so the cahnces are good that each player has at least one of it trained. (usually you should try making up SCs which cover at least two of the areas social/knowledge/physical so that a char who is a total looser in one part still has a good chance to cover one skill.) In addition you can - depending of the situation you try to simulate - allow the skill of a handled conflict be secondary for all/some other conflicts. And finally there is still the fact that you have less rolls per segment than players - so it is ok if one player can't contribute. If you don't want some players become passive spectators make following changes: - the 3 main rolls have to be from different heroes - each hero who has not rolled a main roll can try to protect some conflicts from failures by doing a protection roll - this roll is just like a normal skill roll but it don't add successes to the conflict. instead the defense of the conflict is increased as if there had been added the aprropiate number of successes. This protection-bonus vanishes at the begin of the next segment. - for balancing out this increased defense allow up to two failures per segment instead of stopping after the first on. - to make it ballanced for any number of players you should adjust the number of successes needed to handle a conflict. For each player above 5 add one box, for each player below 5 start with one success per conflict. (I haven't playtested it yet, but I think it should be more or less balanced.) [/QUOTE]

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