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<blockquote data-quote="Umbran" data-source="post: 4833456" data-attributes="member: 177">You could try the truth.&quot;Hey, guys!&nbsp; You know, I like combat to be interesting.&nbsp; I like the characters to interact with their environment in new ways all the time, so here's something you should be aware of:If you try to improvise something new and cool that is consistent with your environment, I am going to lean towards allowing it to work.&nbsp; However, if you use the same trick over and over, I am going to lean towards not allowing it to work.So, you are likely to get better results with &lt;i&gt;new&lt;/i&gt; moves, rather than old ones.&nbsp; Is everyone clear on that?&quot;You might also make stunting a resource - spend an action point, get a stunt this round!&nbsp; Or build out the trick in &quot;Book of Iron Might&quot; style, so that after their first try or two, if they really want the trick they can buy it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Umbran, post: 4833456, member: 177"] You could try the truth. "Hey, guys! You know, I like combat to be interesting. I like the characters to interact with their environment in new ways all the time, so here's something you should be aware of: If you try to improvise something new and cool that is consistent with your environment, I am going to lean towards allowing it to work. However, if you use the same trick over and over, I am going to lean towards not allowing it to work. So, you are likely to get better results with new moves, rather than old ones. Is everyone clear on that?" You might also make stunting a resource - spend an action point, get a stunt this round! Or build out the trick in "Book of Iron Might" style, so that after their first try or two, if they really want the trick they can buy it. [/QUOTE]

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