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| game_mechanics:morale [2026/07/28 09:57] – [Morale] ms_wuntch | game_mechanics:morale [2026/07/28 09:59] (current) – [Morale] ms_wuntch |
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| If a party doubles the [[:Game Mechanics:Definitions:Enemy|Enemy's]] [[:Game Mechanics:Dice Pool:Total]], then they can achieve [Automatic Success] or [[:Game Mechanics:Upgrading Or Downgrading:Upgrade]] their [[:Game Mechanics:Morale#High Morale]] to [[:Game Mechanics:Morale#Elation]] instead. The [Players] should discuss what feels the most [Appropriate] for the [Situation].\\ | If a party doubles the [[:Game Mechanics:Definitions:Enemy|Enemy's]] [[:Game Mechanics:Dice Pool:Total]], then they can achieve [Automatic Success] or [[:Game Mechanics:Upgrading Or Downgrading:Upgrade]] their [[:Game Mechanics:Morale#High Morale]] to [[:Game Mechanics:Morale#Elation]] instead. The [Players] should discuss what feels the most [Appropriate] for the [Situation].\\ |
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| If the [[:Game Mechanics:Definitions:Cast Member|Cast]] is surrounded by a hostile fleet, [Automatic Success] for the fleet might look like taking the [[:Game Mechanics:Definitions:Cast Member|Cast]] captive to sell for a bounty, leading to another adventure. Similarly, if the party is being mugged by a few low-life gangers, far below their pay grade, [Automatic Success] could have the party intimidate the gangers, having them run away in fear... or the [[:Game Mechanics:Definitions:Cast Member|Cast]] might be keen for a fight, so they choose to upgrade their [[:Game Mechanics:Morale#High Morale]] to [[:Game Mechanics:Morale#Elation]] and fight it out, either with word or guns.\\ | **For Example**: If the [[:Game Mechanics:Definitions:Cast Member|Cast]] is surrounded by a hostile fleet, [Automatic Success] for the fleet might look like taking the [[:Game Mechanics:Definitions:Cast Member|Cast]] captive to sell for a bounty, leading to another adventure. Similarly, if the party is being mugged by a few low-life gangers, far below their pay grade, [Automatic Success] could have the party intimidate the gangers, having them run away in fear... or the [[:Game Mechanics:Definitions:Cast Member|Cast]] might be keen for a fight, so they choose to upgrade their [[:Game Mechanics:Morale#High Morale]] to [[:Game Mechanics:Morale#Elation]] and fight it out, either with words or guns.\\ |
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| **Please Note**: [[:Game Mechanics:Morale#Desperation]] is rare, and commonly only inflicted by specific [[:Game Mechanics:Definitions:Ability|Abilities]] and [[:Character|Characters]] who specialise in [[:Ratings:Swagger]] or [[:Ratings:Presence]].\\ | **Please Note**: [[:Game Mechanics:Morale#Desperation]] is rare, and commonly only inflicted by specific [[:Game Mechanics:Definitions:Ability|Abilities]] and [[:Character|Characters]] who specialise in [[:Ratings:Swagger]] or [[:Ratings:Presence]].\\ |
