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<blockquote data-quote="Evilhalfling" data-source="post: 5531611" data-attributes="member: 16991">with two games, the cards are seem to be working well:Rozencratz and Guilderstien are dead was used to kill an artisan who built a bad artificial arm for the party (he died of an infected splinter) Saved by Kitty Litter &nbsp; was used to open a secret passage in a wall, so the PCs did not have to go through the obviously trapped front entrance.&nbsp; It did not help them with the teeter-totter floor trap, and the secret door spent much of the time 10' above that part of a slanted floor.&nbsp; This challenged melee types and made the fight more interesting for ranged attackers, all eventually entered the room.&nbsp;&nbsp; This reminds me of the time.. - was wasted. I notice his tattoo..&nbsp; The PCs were vieing for taking control of a city, in the week after the (evil) ruler was killed, one of their chief rivals for power was made a secret supporter of the PCs faction.&nbsp; The dust hasn't settled on this one yet but it sure changed the balance of power. Say that again you insolent Cur was used to provoke a duel with an NPC adventuring party, supporting the one of the other sides for control of the city.&nbsp; (It wans't clear if this was supposed to only be for PC/PC conflict, but the NPCs were notoriously obnoxious, so I went with it.) - functionally it will grant another success/failure in the city control skill challenge.&nbsp; Nice play for a PC with no social skills. My reward system sucks.&nbsp; I don't use XP so&nbsp; I was using random draws from player advantage cards as minor rewards, and a re-roll as a major award. - only one of 4 PA cards was used successfully.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Evilhalfling, post: 5531611, member: 16991"] with two games, the cards are seem to be working well: [U]Rozencratz and Guilderstien [/U]are dead was used to kill an artisan who built a bad artificial arm for the party (he died of an infected splinter) [U]Saved by Kitty Litter [/U] was used to open a secret passage in a wall, so the PCs did not have to go through the obviously trapped front entrance. It did not help them with the teeter-totter floor trap, and the secret door spent much of the time 10' above that part of a slanted floor. This challenged melee types and made the fight more interesting for ranged attackers, all eventually entered the room. [U]This reminds me of the time..[/U] - was wasted. [U]I notice his tattoo..[/U] The PCs were vieing for taking control of a city, in the week after the (evil) ruler was killed, one of their chief rivals for power was made a secret supporter of the PCs faction. The dust hasn't settled on this one yet but it sure changed the balance of power. [U]Say that again you insolent Cur [/U] was used to provoke a duel with an NPC adventuring party, supporting the one of the other sides for control of the city. (It wans't clear if this was supposed to only be for PC/PC conflict, but the NPCs were notoriously obnoxious, so I went with it.) - functionally it will grant another success/failure in the city control skill challenge. Nice play for a PC with no social skills. My reward system sucks. I don't use XP so I was using random draws from player advantage cards as minor rewards, and a re-roll as a major award. - only one of 4 PA cards was used successfully. [/QUOTE]

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