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  1. Personal Image LIbrary / Reuse Images

    15 votes
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  2. Challenges Met Meta

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  3. The Narrator should be able to remove cards from player's inventory.

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    AdminStephen Hood (Co-founder, Storium) responded

    If the player clicks on “Browse your cards” they can actually “rewrite” their asset card to turn it into something else — anything that makes sense in the story! In this way, the player gets to keep their cards — and the narrative power that they provide — but can adjust them to what makes sense in the story right now. Rewriting an Asset costs one card, which prevents the feature from being abused. And as narrator, you can push back if a player rewrites an Asset in a way that seems inappropriate.

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    Benjamin commented  · 

    Ah, yes that does make sense. Still, it does seem like there should be some way for the Narrator to have control as well, other than saying, "Hey everybody in the fire, please re-write your flammable items to say 'singed'".

    Unless that's too heavy-handed a thing for this style of game?

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  4. Play non-Strength, non-Weakness cards on top of Strength and Weakness cards

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  5. Narrator Pause Button

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  6. Give a draft area for the next scene

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