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For questions about the simulation of conflicts between two or more rivals that involve nonphysical forms of competition for influence and social control.
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How do we find the origin of Gossip?
The description of Etiquette is:
Etiquette is essentially the “social defense” Skill of honorable characters in Rokugan’s courts. When someone tries to tempt, manipulate, or otherwise influence you ( …
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If a player tries to persuade somebody, what should that creature roll not to be persuaded?
The DMG says:
Some DMs prefer to run a social interaction as a free-form roleplaying
exercise, where dice rarely come into play. Other DMs prefer to
resolve the outcome of an interaction by ha …
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How to design game elements other than combat?
D&D 4e has Skill Challenges whereby the group has to succeed at multiple skill checks (the number depending on the difficulty) before accumulating 3 failures. The choice of skills boils down to whatev …
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