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1 % The Emissaries of Guenašk
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13 > The senator from the Ultaian delegation tries to look nonplussed, but the coloration of their neck fronds betrays a frantic nervousness. The Expeditionite pirate pushes her blaster hard against the Ultaian's scaled back, twists its cold barrel, and growls at you.
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35 > "Please, I've done nothing, I'm a senator," they say with a quavering voice, their alien vocal tract elongating vowels and nearly dropping consonants. "Please—"
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6971 Then decide if any of your traits or belongings are in play. You can be relatively lax about deciding which traits are in play: if you're piloting a ship, then a trait like "I'm a great pilot" or "I flew sorties at Altera Prime" can be relevant. If you are going into the conflict with your data tablet at the ready or your Lun drawn, then consider them in play. You can always bring these in later, so if you're on the fence, you can always err to wait until you're sure the trait or object is relevant.
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71 Finally, if you have a relationship with an opponent in this conflict, or if you have a relationship with someone who is involved in the stakes of the conflict, then that relationship is relevant. The relationship _isn't_ relevant if the person is involved in the conflict in some other way. For example, if you're fighting alongside your sibling, then don't bring their relationship into play, but if you're fighting to save your sibling from peril, or if your sibling is your opponent, then consider their relationship in play.
73 Additionally, you have a relationship with an opponent in this conflict, or if you have a relationship with someone who is involved in the stakes of the conflict, then that relationship is relevant. The relationship _isn't_ relevant if the person is involved in the conflict in some other way. For example, if you're fighting alongside your sibling, then don't bring their relationship into play, but if you're fighting to save your sibling from peril, or if your sibling is your opponent, then consider their relationship in play.
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7375 Once you've decided on the approach and what's in play, you're going to roll a massive handful of dice. You should be rolling the dice for two of your stats as determined by your approach as well as the dice corresponding to the traits, objects, and relationships that are in play. Keep these dice around exactly as rolled, as these form the core of your _dice pool_. In the conflict to come, you'll choose your actions by using these already-rolled dice as resources.
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