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Message: <blockquote data-quote="iserith" data-source="post: 8004777" data-attributes="member: 97077">Yes, I put these rules in the category of "Good Enough," and there's enough flexibility in them to structure a social interaction challenge, particularly as the objections or arguments the NPC raises can be the obstacles to overcome to move the needle on their attitude. Then it's just a matter of increasing or decreasing the number of objections or arguments to adjust the difficulty of the challenge.I also shut down "Work Together" in social interaction challenges. The way to get advantage, generally, is to identify the NPC's agenda, ideal, bond, and/or flaw then exploit those when responding to the objection or argument. This also creates something for characters with at least some Wisdom or training in Insight to do to help support others who might be doing the talking.</blockquote>