A pretty nice discipline. Probably a must have as a first or second if you want the willpower one). The condition to flip it after being broken is quite hard, tbf. Quick question, can you use the ability twice in a row to get a +10 on your third action?
Also, if that is true, RAW you could flip it twice so it goes back to the unbroken side (kinda joking, kinda not).
Regarding using the ability twice in a row: Dumbly enough, I think you're right. At the very least, I don't see any wording on the card itself that would prevent you from doing so.
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NightgauntTaxiService
· 481
I think, that once you fliped the card, the unbroken side is out of play. So the ability to flip it back would wiff. I do agree, though, that this should be able to provide you with a +10 on a test, but the action cost for this is quite steep.
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Susumu
· 388
Then again, it should count as a delayed effect, so might trigger regardless. Not sure, if it would be overpowered, too. Spending 3 actions for a +10 test is on average maybe worth it once per campaign, all the more, as Lilly can't take Shotguns, has little payoff for oversucceeding wildly.
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Susumu
· 388
Maybe Jeeves can teamwork her a shotgun.
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Lailah
· 1
A fun target for Bide Your Time or Task Force.
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MrGoldbee
· 1537
Do mandatory tests on treacheries prevent you from flipping this?
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oothooly
· 1
"After the round ends, if you performed no skill tests this round: Flip this asset over to its Unbroken side."
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stormbirdd
· 1
The round is from Mythos through to the end of Upkeep, right? If that is true (and maybe it's not), the Encounter draw is would have to be considered as well as the players' actions: it might be very difficult - barring an Elder Sign - to get this one flipped back.
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stormbirdd
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